Pfaff Automatic 362 User Manual

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Machine
Setting:
DialA=Oor2to4
LeverB=
Dial
C=O
‘
Lever
E==O
The
hemmer
foot
is
indispensable
if
you
want to
sew
a
uniform
hem.
You
can
hem
with
straight
or
zigzag
stitches,
depending
on
the
type
of
fabric you
ore
using.
Fold
over
edge
of
fabric
obout
‘/“
to
focilifote
insertion
into
the
hemmer
foot.
Place
fabric
under
hemmer
foot
so
that the
needle
stitches
in
the
material
about
/“
short
of
its
rear
edge
and
close
to
the
folded edge.
Sew
backwards
as
far
as
the
rear
fabric edge.
Take
the
work
out
of
the
machine
by
pulling
it
forward.
Don’t
trim
the
threads
(sketch
1).
Draw the
fabric
into
the
scroll
of
the
hemmer
by
pulling
both
threads
backwards.
Inserting
the
fabric
into
the
scroll
like this
will
ensure
a
neat
hem
right
from
the
beginning.
Feed
fabric
so
that
the
hem
edge
is
in
line
with
the
left
edge
of
the
hemmer
scroll.
Don’t
crowd
fabric
Into
the
scroll,
but
keep
scroll
well
filled with
fabric
at
all
times
(see
ill,
at
top).
Avoid
ugly
ends
by
slowing
dawn
feeding.
To
do
this,
press the
fabric
against
the
needle
plate
on
the
left side
of
the
foot
before
you
came
to
the
end
of
the
hem
(see
ill,
at
bottom),
If
you
want
to
hem
several edges,
hem
first
edge to
within about
/“
of
corner,
cut
away
remaining
portion
of
hem,
as
shown
in
sketch
2.
Then
hem
the
second
edge. as
instructed
above.
Before
you
hem
the
last
edge,
cut
away
about
‘/“
of
the
hem
sewn
first,
as
illustrated
in
sketch
3.
41248
Hemming
46261
Rolled
Hems
Machine
Setting:
DialA=2to4
‘
LeverB=+
Dial C=O
.
Lever E=O
Rolled
hems
are used
to
finish
sheer
or
delicate
fabrics.
For
a
smooth,
unpuckered
hem,
ease thread
tension
slightly
and
set
dial A
on
2
or
3.
To
hem
tricot fabrics,
R
6083
increase
the
tension
and
use
the
widest
zig-
R
7375
36
R 5915

Pfaff Automatic 362 Specifications

General

Brand	Pfaff
Model	Automatic 362
Category	Sewing Machine
Language	English