Pfaff Tiptronic 6232 User manual

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6232

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Safety

rules

For the United Kingdom

only

The

leads

must

definitely

not

be

connected

to

the

safety

lead

terminal

I

nor

to

a

plug

with

three

pins.

The wires in the mains lead are coloured

according

to

the

following

code:

Blue: Neutral

Brown: Live

As

the

colours

of

the

wires

in

the

mains lead

of

this appliance may

not

correspond

with

the

colour coding

of

the

terminals

in your plug,

proceed

as

follows:

The wire which is coloured blue must be con-

nected

to

the terminal

which

is marked

with

the lettter N

or

coloured black.

The wire which

is

coloured

brown

must be

connected

to

the

terminal

which

is marked

with

the letter L

or

coloured red.

Cut-off

mains plugs are

definitely

not

to

be

used, but disposed

of

immediately. Defective

mains leads must be replaced completely.

Only 3 A spare fuses

must

be used

as

approved by ASTA according

to

BS

1362

and

the fuse cover

must

be marked 3 A

or

with

the corresponding

colour

code.

The plug must never be used

without

fuse

cover. Spare fuse covers are available from

electrical suppliers

or

the

PFAFF

agencies.

Please also observe

the

general safety notes

on

page 2.

The Contents are found on pages 4 and

5.

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Parts of the sewing machine (models

6232

and 6152)

(1

)

Key

for "slow sewing" (model 6232)

(2)

Key

for "needle down position" (model

6232)

(3)

Key

for "tacking" (model 6232)

(4) Carrying handle

(5) Handwheel

(6) Handwheel release disk

(7) Fancy stitch knob

(8)

Main switch

(9)

Connection socket "foot control with mains cord" (model 6152)

(10) Touch controls

(11

) Stitch length knob

(12) Connection socket "foot control" (model

6232)

(13)

Base

plate

(14) Detachable

work

support

(15) Sewing foot holder with sewing foot

(16) Needle threader

(17) Threading slit

(18) Needle thread tension

(19) Take-up lever

(20) Presser bar lifter

(21

)

Key

for

"reverse sewing"

(22) Needle holder with fixing screw

(23)

lOT

System/Integrated Dual Transport (top feed)

(24)

Reel

holder

with

unwinding disk

(25) Second spare reel holder

(26) Lid

with

program table

(27) Bobbin winder

(28) Hook cover (behind

it-

hook)

(29)

Free

arm

(30) Thread

trimmer

(31) Sewing lamp (max.

15

watt)

(32) Thread guide

(33) Needle plate

(34) Stitch

width

knob

(35) Needle position knob

Parts of

the

sewing machine (Models 6122 and

6112)

(4) Carrying handle

(5) Handwheel

(6) Handwheel release disk

(8)

Main switch

(9)

Connection socket "foot control with mains cord"

(10) Touch controls

(11

) Stitch length knob

(13)

Base

plate

(14) Detachable

work

support

(15) Sewing

foot

holder with sewing foot

(16) Needle threader (Model 6122)

(17) Threading slit

(18) Needle thread tension

(19) Take-up lever

(20) Presser bar lifter

(21

)

Key

for

"reverse sewing"

(22) Needle holder

with

fixing screw

(23)

lOT

System/Integrated Dual Transport (top feed) (Model 6122)

(24)

Reel

holder

with

unwinding disk

(25) Second spare reel holder

(26)

Lid

with program table

(27) Bobbin winder

(28) Hook cover (behind it- hook)

(29)

Free

arm

(30) Thread

trimmer

(31) Sewing lamp (max.

15

watt)

(32) Thread guide

(33) Needle plate

(34) Stitch

width

knob

(35) Needle position knob

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Important

safety

instructions

For

the

United

States

only

When

you use an electrical appliance, basic

safety

precauti-

ons

should

always be adhered

to

as

follows:

Read all

instruc-

tions

before using

this

sewing machine.

DANGER

To reduce

the

risk

of

electric

shock

:

1. The sewing machine should never be left unattended

when

plugged

in

. Always unplug

this

appliance

from

the

electric

outlet

immediately

after

using and before cleaning it.

2. Always unplug before relamping. Replace

bulb

with

same type rated

15

Watts

.

3. Do

not

reach

for

a sewing machine

that

has fallen

into

water

.

Unplug

immediately.

4.

Do

not

place or store a sewing machine where

it

can fall

or

be pulled

into

a

tub

or

sink

. Do

not

place in

or

drop

into

water

or

other

liquid.

WARNING

To reduce

the

risk

of

burns, fire,

electric

shock,

or

injury

to

persons:

1.

Do

not

allow

to

be used as a toy. Close attention is necessary when

this

sewing machine is

used by

or

near children.

2. Use

this

sewing machine only

for

its intended use as described in

this

manual. Use only

attachments

recommended by

the

manufacturer

as contained in

this

manual.

3. Never operate

this

sewing machine

if

it

has a damaged cord

or

plug,

if

it

is

not

working

pro-

perly,

if

it

has been

dropped

or damaged, or

dropped

into

water

. Return

the

appliance

to

the

nearest authorized dealer

or

service center

for

examination, repair, electrical

or

mechanical

adjustment.

4. Never operate

the

sewing machine

with

any

air

openings blocked. Keep ventilation openings

of

the

sewing machine and

foot

control free

from

the

accumulation

of

lint, dust, and loose

cloth.

5. Never

drop

or

insert any object

into

any opening.

6. Do

not

use outdoors.

7. Dc

not

operate where aerosol (spray) products are being used

or

where oxygen is being

administered.

8. To disconnect,

turn

all controls

to

off

("0")

position,

then

remove plug

from

outlet.

9. Never operate on a

soft

surface such as a bed or couch

where

the

air openings may be

blocked.

10.

Do

not

unplug

by

pulling on cord. To unplug, grasp

the

plug,

not

the

cord.

11

. Keep

fingers

away

from

all

moving

parts. Special care is required around

the

sewing

machine needle.

12.

Always use

the

proper

needle plate. The

wrong

plate can cause

the

needle

to

break.

13.

Do

not

use bent

or

blunt

needles. Use needles recommended by

the

manufacturer

onl

y.

14.

Do

not

pull

or

push

fabric

while

stitching

.

It

may

deflect

the

needle, causing

it

to

break.

15.

Switch

the

sewing machine

off

("0")

when

making any

adjustments

in

the

needle area, such

as

threading

needle, changing needle,

threading

bobbin,

or

changing presser

foot,

etc.

16.

Always unplug sewing machine

from

the

electric

outlet

when removing covers, lubricating, or

when making any

other

user servicing

adjustments

mentioned in

the

instruction manual.

17.

Hold plug when rewinding into cord reel. Do

not

allow

plug

to

whip

when rewif)ding.

Please also observe

the

general safety notes on page 2.

Keep

these

instructions

in

a

safe

place

This

sewing

machine

is

designed

and

manufactured

for

HOUSEHOLD use only.

Notes

on

safety

Notes on safety

for

household sewing

machi-

nes in accordance

with

EN

60

335

-2-

28

and

IEC

60

335

-

2-28

1. The user

must

exercise adequate caution

with

regard

to

the

up

and

down

move-

ment

of

the

needle

and must constantly

observe the sewing area while sewing.

2.

When

leaving

the

machine

unattended.

during

maintenance

work

or

when

replacing

mechanical

parts

or

accesso-

ries.

always

disconnect

the

machine

from

the

mains

by

pulling

out

the

mains

plug.

3. The maximum permissible wattage

for

the

sewing lamp is

15

watts.

4. The tension

of

the drive belt

must

only

be

adjusted

by

a

PFAFF

mechanic.

5. The machine must be operated

in

accor-

dance

with

the

indications

on

the

spe-

cification

plate.

6. Do not insert any objects into openings on

the

machine.

7. Do not use

the

sewing machine if:

-there

is

visible damage

-its function is disturbed

-

it

is

wet. e.g.

with

condensation

which

can

occur

when

a

cold

machine

is

brought

into

a

warm

room

.

8. Do not pull

the

mains plug

out

of

the soc-

ket by its cord.

9.

If

this appliance

is

used

for

another pur-

pose than

that

for

which

it

is

intended

or

if

it

is

wrongly

operated. we cannot accept

any liability

for

any damage caused.

10

. To avoid the risk

of

electric shock.

do

not

open the machine. There are no parts

inside

the

machine which the user can

repair. Repairs are solely

the

responsibility

of

our qualified service staff.

11

.

Be

sure

to

use only original

PFAFF

parts.

12

.

The

machine

is

designed

for

a

mains

supply

with

a

nominal

voltage

of

+/-

10%

and

a

rated

frequency

of

+/-

4%.

2

13.

When used properly.

the

temperature

of

the outer components

of

a non-electroni-

cally controlled

foot

control can reach up

to

85

°

C.

Constant use at a

low

speed is

therefore not permitted in order

to

avoid

damage.

Environment

The recommended environment is:

Ambient

temperature 10°C

to

40°C

Humidity

20%

to

80%

Storage temperature: -

25°C

to

+

60°C

The machine is suppressed and

immune

to

interference; however. it should not be opera-

ted near electronic devices such

as

radios.

TVs,

PCs,

broadcasting

transmitters

etc.

This sewing machine is a

high-quality

electro-

nic-mechanical device. It is a machine

for

supervised use in

the

home. It should not be

subjected

to:

dust. dampness,

direct

sunlight,

static electricity, heat-radiating objects,

corro-

sive chemicals

or

liquids.

For ventilation purposes

the

machine

must

only be operated on

an

open surface which is

both

firm

and horizontal.

Care

of

the

machine

Always

protect

the

machine

from

damage

which

may be caused by

it

being

hit

or

drop-

ped.

Cleaning

Housing and display:

To clean

the

housing, use only a clean, dry,

soft, lint-free cloth. To remove any stubborn

dirt

use a

soft

cloth

with

alcohol.

Please

note!

Do not use any insecticides

or

chemical pro-

ducts

such as petrol

or

liquid chemicals

to

clean

the

housing.

Modern and uncomplicated -

Sewing

at

the touch of a button

Congratulations! You have purchased a

top-quality

product

which

features unique advantages. Your

new

sewing machine can handle almost any mate-

rial and will sew

through

thick

and

thin

for

you.

The design and technology incorporated in this

machine are state-of-the-art. You will also discover

that

these instructions are

just

as easy

to

use

as

your

PFAFF

sewing machine itself.

If

you take the

time

to

read

through

the

instruction

booklet carefully, nothing can

go

wrong.

A small investment

of

your

time

is

worth

it! This

approach is

the

only way

to

really find

out

about all

of

the options your machine has

to

offer

and

how

to

make

the

most

of

them.

If

you have any questions -no problem!

Your

PFAFF

dealer is always happy

to

help.

So get ready

to

have some fun! And have a great

time

turning your fashion ideas into reality.

3

Contents

Top-stitching

Foot control .

Applique .

Applique

foot

Cording

foot

Blind stitch .

Borders .

Decorative stitches

Dual fabric feed

Threading

the

needle thread

Gathering

with

the

straight stitch

Gathering

with

elastic thread

Elastic stitch

Elastic stitches .

Electrical connection

Thread

trimmer

.

Thread tension .

Feather stitch .

Sewing

on

patches

Fringe

foot

.

Free

arm.

Function keys

Foot control .

Placing sewing thread on spool holder

Straight

stitch .

Closed overlock stitch

Handwheel release disc

Main switch .

Tacking .

Hemstitch seam

Integrated Dual Transport (top feed)

Lap-feller

Sewing on buttons

Buttonholes.

Cording

foot

Gathering

foot

Sewing slowly

Left needle position

Eyelet embroidery .

Multi-stitch

gathering attachment .

Monograms .

Shell- edging .

Pattern

width

.

Pattern length .

Changing the needle

Needle threader

Selecting needle position

Needle position up/down

Needle tables .

Presser bar lifter .

Removing the sewing

foot

Sewing feet (normal/special accessories)

General information on

sewing.

Sewing

light

Threading the sewing machine .

Trouble-shooting .

Sewing tables .

Setting utility stitches.

Utility stitches

tables.

Threading the needle thread

4

35

13

69

80

78

38

62

-

64

60

-

64

25,26

21

49

50

41

40

-

43

12

,

13

23

19,20,27

44

52

81

14

32

13

16

36

43

15

13

32,36

72

25,26

77

39

46,47,68

80

77

32

31

71

79

65

58

61

27

22

31

32

82,83

23

24

74,

76

35

87

21

88

34,60

29

6-9

21

Needle thread tension

Top feed (integrated Dual Transport) .

Oiling

the

sewing machine

Open overlock stitch

Overlock stitches

Patchwork quilt.

Practical sewing

Pullover stitch .

Quilt and patchwork foot.

Quilting .

Right needle

position.

Cleaning and oiling

Sewing on zippers.

Richelieu .

Repairing

tears.

Stabilizing edges

Reverse sewing.

Hemming

with

the

twin needle .

Bias-tape binder .

Notes on safety

Smocking

Special accessories table

Inserting lace .

Winding

the

bobbin .

Bobbin case.

Wind

ing through the needle

Winding

from

the

second spool holder

Selecting stitch

width.

Stitch density .

Stitch length adjustment button

Changing

the

needle plate .

Decorative stitches

Embroidering with a dense zigzag

stitch.

Darning .

Darning

with

the elastic stitch .

Darning

with

the

straight stitch

Stretch triple straight

stitch.

Stretch triple zigzag stitch

Setting stretch stitches

Trouble-shooting .

Tapering .

Pushbutton controls

Dropping

the

feed dog

Covering stitch .

Non-elastic stitches .

Drawing up

the

bobbin thread

Bobbin thread tension

Serging

with

blindstitch and overlock stitch.

Serging

with

zigzag stitch

Detachable

work

support

Honeycomb stitch .

Lingerie buttonhole

with

gimp

thread.

Maintenance and trouble-shooting

Pennant stitch .

Zigzag stitch

Fancy elastic stitch

Fancy stitch knob .

Fancy stitch table .

Accessory compartment .

Accessories and needles.

Twin needle.

27,35

25,26

86

42

42,43

70

33

-

58

43

81

70

31

86

54,55

69

53

56

28

48

79

1

48

76

57

15

-

18

19

,

20

18

17

31

28

86

60

-

69

,

71

,

72

66

-

68

51 -

53

52

51

40

29

88

66

-

68

29

,

30

27

44

,

45

36

-

39

23

19,20

37,38,42

37

14

41

47

86

-

88

45

37

45

30

10

14

73

-

83

48,64

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Utility stitch table (non-elastic stitches)

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For these programs,

the

stitch length can be selected using

the

stitch length knob

(11)

as

desired between 0 and 6

mm

.

Program Description Application

AlBIC Buttonhole Standard buttonhole

for

e.g. blouses

or

bed linens.

D Blind stitch

with

zigzag (elastic) For invisible hem-securing

with

simultaneous seam serging. Especially

for

stretch material.

E Greek stitch

with

zigzag A traditional decorative stitch e.g.

for

towel

borders

F Scallop stitch A traditional decorative stitch e.g.

for

embroidering blouses

or

table linens.

G

Straight

stitch

with

15

needle For all straight stitching and

top-stitching

positions.

work

up

to

6

mm

.

Stitch

width

knob set at 0

Zigzag stitch, stitch

width

knob For serging and applique. Also suitable

set

at

0.5 - 5

~

with

up

to

for

tapering, eyelet embroidery and

15

needle positions cording work.

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Outermost left needle position Straight stitch: For all sewing and

(for straight stitch and zigzag

top-stitching

operations which require

stitch) a

left

needle position. Zigzag stitch:

For serging, applique, tapering,

eyelet embroidery and cording work.

@)

Central needle position Straight stitch: For all sewing and

(for straight stitch and zigzag

top-stitching

operations

which

require a

stitch) center needle position. Zigzag stitch:

For serging, applique and tapering.

CQ) Outermost right needle position For all sewing and

top-stitching

operations

(for straight stitch and zigzag

which

require a right needle position.

stitch) Zigzag stitch: For serging, applique,

tapering and cording

work

.

6

Utility stitch table (non-elastic stitches)

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Program Description Application

H Blind stitch For invisible hem-securing on sturdier

materials.

I Greek stitch,

wide

A traditional decorative stitch.

K Shell- edging stitch For decorative hem edges on

light

fabrics

e.g. underwear.

L Fancy elastic stitch For overstitching

two

butt

joined plies

M Elastic stitch For sewing on elastic band, darning tears

and inserting patches.

IG

Viennese stitch Decorative stitch e.g.

for

household textiles.

LC

Emperor stitch, narrow A dainty decorative stitch.

LG

Emperor stitch,

wide

A dainty decorative stitch.

LI

Greek stitch,

narrow

A traditional decorative stitch.

7

Utility stitch table (elastic stitches)

For these programs,

turn

the

stitch

length knob

(11)

in

th

e grey area until

it

stops i.e.

to

"St

retch"

.

Program Description

Application

D peacock's eye

stitch

Elastic closing and serging seam.

The material

must

be turned by

180

degrees.

E cover stitch For

top-stitching

and overstitching stretch

materials,

e.

g. cuffs, hems and panels.

F Herringbone

stitch

A decorative stitch

for

top-stitching

or

Whip-stitching hems, e.g. pajamas

and sweatsuits.

G Stretch

tr

iple

straight

stitch For stretch seams, e.g. inside seams as

well

with

15 needle positions

as

seams on sportswear and workwear.

Stretch

triple

zigzag stitch

with

For sewing elastic bands on elastic

up

to

15

needle positions. materials

or

seams on stretch materials.

Stitch

width

knob

0.5

- 5

~.

CQ::)

Outermost

left needle position For elastic seams

which

require a left

(for stretch

triple

straight

and needle position.

zigzag stitches)

@)

Center needle position For elastic seams

which

require a center

(for

stretch

triple

straight

and needle position.

zigzag stitches).

CQ)

Outermost

right

needle position For elastic seams

which

require a

right

(for

stretch

triple

straight

and needle position.

zigzag stitches).

H Pullover stitch Elastic closing and serging seams

for

rough jersey. The material

must

be

turned

by

180

degrees.

I Closed overlock

stitch

A closing and

se

rging seam

for

materials

which

fray

easily.

K Open overlock

stitch

A closing and serging seam

for

sturdy

mate

-

rials

or

materials

which

do

not

fray

easily.

L Feather stitch For overstitching

two

butt

joined plies.

Also suitable

for

stretch materials.

M Honeycomb stitch For sewing on elastic thread, overstitching

ter-

ry

cloth

seams and

for

ornamental hem seams.

EK

Spiral stitch A decorative stitch, e.g.

for

household textiles.

8

Utility stitch table

(el

astic stitches)

Program Description Application

EL

Diagonal coverstitch For

top-stitching

and overstitching stretch

materials, e.g. cuffs, hems and panels.

FG

Turkish stitch

with

zigzag A

top-stitching

seam

for

patchwork

and

quilting

ID

Branch stitch A decorative elastic stitch,

e.g.

for

sportswea

r.

IF

Floss stitch For

whip-stitching

hems,

e.g. on pajamas and sweatsuits.

The material must

be

turned

by 180 degrees.

IG

Penant stitch A decorative stitch also used as a

covering stitch.

KM Cord stitch A loose decorative stitch.

LC

Dutch stitch, narrow A decorative stitch,

e.

g.

for

household textiles.

LD

Dutch stitch A decorative stitch,

e.g.

for

household textiles.

LG

Border stitch A decorative stitch,

e.g.

for

traditional embroidery.

LI

Weaving stitch An ornamental stitch,

e.g.

for

bath accessories.

LK

Diagonal stitch An elastic decorative stitch.

LMK Triangle stitch A decorative, elastic stitch.

MG Florentine stitch A stretch, decorative stitch

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Fancy stitch table

Va

ri

ous pattern combinations c

an

be

created by pressing the keys

to

gether

whil

e sewing

with

the

decorative

stit

ches. The table indicates the decorative stitch

an

d

the

corr

es

ponding le

tter

(

or

letter combi

na

tio

n)

to

be selected.

If

"Stretc

h"

is

in

dicated,

the

s

titch

length knob (1

1)

must

be

turned

as

far

as

it

will

go

in the grey

area, i.e.

to

"Stretch".

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U = V W X

~

Y , Z

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XG

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ZG

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=

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=

MDF

UD

--

VF

~

WD

XD

=~

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6232

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Operation of the sewing machine

Electrical connection

Detachable

work

support

Bobbins

Bobbin case

Bobbin thread tension

Threading the needle

Needle threader

Pulling up the bobbin thread

Presser bar lifter

Thread

trimmer

Changing the sewing

foot

lOT System/Integrated Dual Transport

Top feed

Changing the needle

Needle thread tension

Lowering the feed dog

Reverse sewing

Stitch length knob

Pushbutton controls

Stitch

width

knob

Needle position knob

Function keys

page

12,

13

page

14

page

15

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18

page

19,20

page

20

page

21

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22

page

23

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23

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23

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24

page

25,

26

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26

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28

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29,

30

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31

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31

page

32

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Cover-case

Place

the

enclosed mains cord,

foot

control

and instruction

book

in the

compartment

of

the

cover-case.

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Programs

The programs

of

the

sewing machine are

illustrated on

the

inside

of

the top

cover.

Top

cover

Open the

folding

cover

(26)

upwards.

"

----

-

'220

V

-

----120

V

Electrical

connection

(Model

6232)

Connect

the

mains cord between socket (9)

of

the

sewing machine and

the

wall socket.

This appliance has a polarized plug (one blade

wider

than

the

other). To reduce

the

risk

of

elec-

tric

shock,

this

plug is intended

to

fit

in a polarized

outlet

only one way. If

the

plug does not

fit

fully

in

the

outlet, reverse

the

plug.

If

it

still does

not

fit,

contact a qualified electrican

to

install

the

proper

outlet. Do not

modify

the

plug

in any way.

12

Connecting

the

foot control

(Model

6232)

Connect

the

plug

of

the

foot

control

with

the

connecting socket (12)

of

the

sewing machine.

The sewing speed is regulated by pressing

the

pedal.

For

this

sewing machine has

to

be used

foot

controller

typ

ATK

0060

or

ATK

0033

.

Main

switch

When

the

main

switch

(8)

is

switched on,

the

sewing lamp

lights

up.

The sewing machine is

now

ready

to

use.

Connecting

the

foot control

(Models 6112, 6112, 6152)

Connect

the

plug

of

the

foot

control

to

the

connecting socket

(9)

of

the

sewing machine

and

to

the

wall socket. The sewing speed is

regulated by pressing

the

foot

control.

Addi-

tionally, you can regulate

the

sewing speed by

the

slide on

the

front

part

of

the

foot

control.

Position ~ =

half

speed

Position

...

= full speed

For

this

sewing machine has

to

be used

foot

controller

typ

AW

0253

or

AE 013.

13

"

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Pfaff tiptronic 6232 User manual

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