Pfaff 1014 Users Manual
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Index
Bobbin
Bobbin case
Bobbin thread
Buttonholing
Carrying case
Carrying handle
Cleaning
Electrical connection
Finger-tip stitch buttons, Models
1014 and 1015
Finger-tip stitch buttons, Model
1019
Finger-tip stitch buttons, Model
1035
Finger-tip stitch buttons, Model
1037
Foot control
Light bulb
Machine feed
Needle
Needle position
Oiling
Presser bar lifter
Reverse sewing
Sewing feet
Sewing mechanism
Slot-threading
Special accessories
Special sewing feet
Spool of thread
Stitch length
Stitch program chart
Straight-stitch needle position
Stretch stitches
Thread cutter
Thread tensions
Trouble shooting
Upper threading
Utility stitches
Utility/stretch stitch combinations
Winding
Work support
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Parts of your sewing machine
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101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
Carrying handle
Bobbin winder
Hand wheel
Stop motion knob
Master switch
Finger tip stitch buttons
Stitch length control
Machine base
Cover, enclosing hook
Sewing foot holder with
sewing foot
Needle holder with set screw
Threading slots
Needle thread tension
Take-up lever
Thread retainer stud
Presser bar lifter
Presser bar with thread cutter
Needle plate
Spool holder with unreeling disc
Reverse-feed control
Base plate
Detachable work support with
accessory compartment
Free arm cover, enclosing
sewing hook
1. Be careful when sewing that your
fingers will not be injured by the
needle.
2. Make sure you pull out the power
cord plug whenever you want to
change needle, sewing foot,
bobbin or needle plate, when you
clean and oil the machine, or
when you have to interrupt
sewing and leave the machine for
a while.
3. Be sure to use only a 15-watt
light bulb in the sewing lamp.
IMPORTANT
Valid for United Kingdom only
The wires in this mains lead are
coloured in accordance with 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 coloured
marking identifying the terminals in
your plug, proceed as follows: The
wire which is coloured blue must be
connected to the terminal which is
marked with the letter 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.
Please note:
When a 13-ampere plug is used a
3-ampere fuse has to be fitted.
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Removing the carrying case cover
To lift off the carrying case cover, fold
the
handle to the rear, as indicated by
an
arrow.
Then lift the cover off.
Removing and opening the deta
chable
work support (1015-1037)
Reach under the detachable work
support
with your left hand (N), swing it
out toward
the left (0), and lift it out (P). Then
open its
lid (Q).
The accessory box is used to put
away
sewing feet, thread and other acce
ssories.
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Model 1014 on sewing cabinet
(not ill.)
Model 1014 can be placed on
a sewing
cabinet. For this reason, this mach
ine
has two holes at the back.
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Electrical connection
Take the foot control out of the mach
ine.
Push plug 0 into the machine socket
and
plug P into the wall outlet. Press master
switch 104. Your machine is now ready
for
sewing.
When you put the machine away, the
foot
control is placed in the machine again
as
shown in the illustration (N).
Foot control
Place the foot control under the table
.
Press down the pedal, and the mach
ine
starts sewing. The more the pedal is
depressed, the faster the machine runs
.
Electronic foot control
Slide R on the electronic foot control
serves
to reduce the top speed of the mach
ine to
half. The full piercing power of the need
le is
always retained, regardless of sewing
speed.
Position
= half the top speed
Position 1 = full top speed
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Placing spool of thread on pin
Load thread reel with diagonal cut for
end
of thread facing to right.
N Small spools of thread: use small or
medium unreeling disc. Push the spoo
l of
thread onto the spool pin and place
unreeling disc 0 in front of the spool.
O Large spools of thread: use large
unreeling disc. Push the spool of threa
d
onto the spool pin and place unreeling
disc
A in front of the spool.
P Second spool holder: It is included
in the
accessories and is intended for bobbin
winding and for two-needle sewing. Swin
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backwards the carrying handle and fit
the
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spool holder on the machine at the
right.
Then push a spool of thread onto the
spool
holder.
Upper threading
For threading, both the needle and
the
take-up lever must be in their “up”
position.
Raise the sewing foot. Pull the threa
d from
the spool and draw it into slot N (to
the left
of guide 0), from below into slot P
and
take-up lever 113.
Then draw it back into slot P and into
the
right thread guide Q on the needle
holder.
For two-needle sewing, draw one threa
d
into the slot to the left of guide 0 and
the
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other to the righE of the guide. One of the
threads is then pulled into the right thread
guide, the other into the left thread guide
on the needle holder.
Threading the needle
Thread the needle from front to back.
Disengaging the sewing mechanism
Before you start winding the bobbin, disen
gage the sewing mechanism.
Hold the hand wheel steady and turn the
stop motion knob toward you. After bobbin
winding, tighten the knob again by turning it
away from you.
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Winding
Disengage the sewing mechanism (page 5).
Fit a second spool holder to the machine
and place a spool of thread on it. Place a
bobbin on spindle 101 so that pin 0 enters
slot N. Pull the thread from the spool and
draw it through guide P and around thread
retainer stud 114.
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Then pull the thread toward the bobbin win
der and wind a few turns of thread on the
bobbin. Push the bobbin toward the right,
press down the foot control pedal and wind
the bobbin. The bobbin winder stops auto
matically when the bobbin is full. Push the
full bobbin toward the left and take it out.
Cut the thread.
N
Removing bobbin case and bobbin
Remove cover 108 or open free arm
cover 122. Pull out latch N, then lift out the
bobbin case, release the latch and take out
the bobbin. The bobbin cannot fall out as
long as you keep latch N pulled out.
Inserting the bobbin
Insert the filled bobbin into the bobbin case
so that the thread unreels toward the back
(N). Then draw the thread into slot 0 and
under the spring into eye P.
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Inserting the bobbin case
Pull up latch P and push the bobbin case
onto stud 0 as far as it will go. Cutout N
must point upwards. Release the latch.
Stud 0 and latch P must be flush.
Replace cover 108 or close free arm cover
122.
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Drawing up the bobbin thread
Hold the needle thread a little taut. Turn
hand wheel 102 toward you until the needle
moves down and up again and the take-up
lever is up. Pull the bobbin thread out of
the needle hole and lay both threads toward
the left and back under the sewing foot.
Presser bar lifter
Lever 115 has four positions:
N
The sewing foot is raised. (Before
you
remove the work, turn the han
d wheel
toward you to raise the needle
and
the take-up lever.)
o = The sewing foot is raised further for
inserting extra-thick materials.
Darning position for darning
foot only.
Lower the presser bar lifter and
at the
same time push it back sligthly
until it
enters notch R at the bottom
of its
slot.
The sewing foot is lowered for
sewing.
Thread cutter
The thread cutter is an obliqu
e slot located
at the back of the presser bar
. Raise the
sewing foot. Pull the work
out of the
machine toward the back. Dra
w the threads
into the cutter slot and pull
them
downwards to cut them.
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Upper tension 112
N = Setting mark. The normal tension
setting is in the white range between
3 and 5. The higher the number, the
tighter the tension.
Lower tension
O = Regulating screw.
Turn it left for a looser tension, or
right for a tighter tension.
P = Both tensions are correct.
Q = Upper tension too loose or lower
tension too tight.
R = Lower tension too loose or upper
tension too tight.
The correct lower tension
Let the bobbin case with a full bobbin hang
down freely by the thread. It must not slide
down by its own weight, but should
gradually move downwards when you jerk
your hand upwards lightly.
Once the lower tension has been set
correctly, only the upper thread tension
should be adjusted.
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jegulating the stitch length
he numbers on stitch length control 106
dicate the stitch length in millimeters On
todets 1014 and 1015 the stitch length
jes from 0 to 4 mm, on Models 1019 to
7 from 0 to 6 mm.
, the control so that the number indicat
the stitch lenght chosen is opposite
k N.
0 shows how to set the stitch length
trol for sewing stretch stitches (red stitch
ibols on push buttons).
Reverse sewing
Press button 119. As tong as you keep this
button depressed, the machine sews
backwards.
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Finger-tip controls on Models
1014 and
1015
A, B, C; Buttons for buttonholing
Button B is also used as clearing
button for
releasing the pushed buttons
and for setting
the left needle ppsition (see page
17).
D Elastic triple zigzag stitch,
2 mm
2-mm zigzag stitch
E Elastic triple zigzag stitch, 3.5
mm
3.5-mm zigzag stitch
F Elastic triple zigzag stitch, 5.0
mm
5-mm zigzag stitch
G Elastic triple straight stitch
Straight stitch
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B
Finger-tip controls on Model 1019
A, B, C; Buttons for buttonholing
Button B is also used as clearing button for
releasing the pushed buttons and for setting
the left needle position (see page 17).
D Elastic triple zigzag stitch, 2 mm
2-mm zigzag stich
E Elastic triple zigzag stitch, 3.5 mm
3.5-mm zigzag stitch
F Elastic triple zigzag stitch, 5 mm
5-mm zigzag stitch
G Elastic triple straight stitch
Straight stitch
M Honeycomb stitch
Elastic stitch
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Finger-tip controls on Model 1035
A, B, C; Buttons for buttonholing
Button B is also used as clearing button for
releasing the pushed buttons and for setting
the left needle position (see page 17).
D Elastic triple zigzag stitch, 2 mm
2-mm zigzag stitch
E Elastic triple zigzag stitch, 3.5 mm
3.5-mm zigzag stitch
F Elastic triple zigzag stitch, 5 mm
5-mm zigzag stitch
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G Elastic triple straight stitch
Straight stitch
I Closed overlock stitch
Joining stitch
K Overlock stitch
Shell-edge stitch
M Honeycomb stitch
Elastic stitch
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Finger-tip controls on Model 1037
A, 8, C; Buttons for buttonholing
Button B is also used as clearing button for
releasing the pushed buttons and for setting
the left needle position (see page 17).
o Elastic triple zigzag stitch, 2 mm
2-mm zigzag stitch
E Elastic triple zigzag stitch, 3.5 mm
3.5-mm zigzag stitch
F Elastic triple zigzag stitch, 5 mm
5-mm zigzag stitch
G Elastic triple straight stitch
Straight stitch
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H Pullover stitch
Blindstitch
I Closed overlock stitch
Joining stitch
K Overlock stitch
Shell-edge stitch
L Feather stitch
Elastic decorative stitch
M Honeycomb stitch
Elastic stitch
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Selecting utihty stitches
(white symbols)
Push the desired button and turn the stitch
length control to the number indicating the
desired stitch length between 1 and 4
or 1 and 6.
All zigzag, utility and stretch stitches are
halved in width when button G is pressed
too.
All stitches and stitch combinations are
listed in the stitch program chart on pages
26-29. This chart also contains possible
applications.
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Selecting stretch stitches
(red symbols)
Push the desired button and turn the stitc
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length control as far as it will go
(red symbol).
Utility-and- stretch-stitch combinations
1he various stitch combinations are shown
jn the chart and at the end of this booklet,
ogether with sewing instructions. For
xample if you want to sew an elastic
lindstitch, push buttons M and F, select a
titch length between 1 and 4.
Selecting the needle position for straight
stitching
Left needle position: push button B.
Central needle position: push button G.
Right needle position (on Model 1037): push
buttons H and I.
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Dropping the machine feed
Remove cover 108 or free arm cover 122.
Open free arm cover 122. Push the
drop-feed control toward N. The feed dog is
dropped for embroidering, darning, basting
etc.
For sewing, push the drop-feed control
toward 0.
Replace cover 108 or close free arm cover.
122.
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Changing the needle
Raise the needle bar. Then hold the needle,
loosen screw N and pull the needle out
downwards. Insert a new System 130/705 H
needle (with the flat side of its shank facing
toward the back) and push it up as far as it
will go. Then tighten screw N.
Twin needles with a needle distance of
1.4 mm may be used for zigzag and utility
stitch sewing.
Changing the sewing foot
To release the sewing foot push the red
button N. When attaching a sewing foot
make sure stud 0 enters slot P. Place the
sewing foot under the sewing foot holder
and hold it in place with your left hand.
Lower presser bar lifter 115 and at the
same time reposition the sewing foot so
that stud 0 fits in slot P. Hole R and screw
Q are used for attaching an edge guide and
the darning foot. Screw S serves to secure
the sewing foot holder on the presser bar.
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Special sewing feet
N Blindstitch foot. Blindstitch
guide R is
adjusted by turning screw Q.
O Zipper foot. First insert its rear
pin into
groove S then push its front pin
into
groove T. The zipper foot can
be
adjusted sideways for stitching
along the
right or left zipper chain.
P Darning foot. Raise the nee
dle bar. Push
bracket W toward the back and
hold it
there. Insert the pin of the foot
in hole U
and attach the foot so that it rest
s
against its stop. Release bracke
t W so
that it bears against screw X. Tigh
ten
screw V.
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Buttonhole settings
Regulate the stitch density in
the buttonhole
range of the stitch length control
(0). Press
button C (N). Attach the button
hole foot. Set
the upper tension at 3 in the but
tonhole
range. Insert the filler cord
as follows (P):
Place it over the rear lug of
the foot, pull it
taut and clamp it in front lug
Q.
As you sew, arrow R moves
along scale S.
This serves to determine the
buttonhole
length.
Use a thin thread for sewing but
tonholes.
Sewing buttonholes
Pull the bottom of the buttonhole foot for
ward as far as it will go.
1 Sew first buttonhole seam. Raise the
needle.
2 Push button B and keep it depressed
until the machine has sewn 4 to 6 bartacking stitches. Raise the needle. Then
release the button.
3 Push button A. Sew the second button
hole seam the same length as the first.
Raise the needle.
4 Push button B and keep it depressed
until the machine has sewn 4 to 6 bar
tacking stitches. Raise the needle. Then
release the button.
5 Sew a few tying stitches. Remove the
fabric, pull the filler cord taut and trim.
6 Cut the buttonhole open.
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Changing the light bulb
Switch off the machine and
pull out the
power cord plug. Close the
hinged top
cover and swing up the carr
ying handle.
Take the edge guide out of
the accessory
box and insert it into the slot
between face
cover and housing and into
cutout Q in the
machine. Push the lamp hou
sing down with
the edge guide and hold it
there. The light
bulb can now be exchanged
.
Push the light bulb up, turn
it toward N and
take it out. Insert the new bul
b so that its
pins slide in slots P. Push
it up and turn it
toward 0.
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Let the lamp housing resume
its original
position and pull out the edg
e guide.
Cleaning and oiling
Tilt needle plate 117 up at
the back (N) and
take it out (0). Clean the
machine feed and
the parts in the vicinity of the
sewing hook
with a soft brush.
Do not oil the machine bec
ause it requires
no maintenance. All you hav
e to do is put a
drop of oil in the hook race
way now and
then, as shown in the illustra
tion below.
Special accessories
can be
are intended for special sewing jobs. They
The special accessories listed below
obtained from your dealer.
Part No.
Sewing Operation
93-035920-91
For appliqué work
Cording foot, 5 grooves
gauge>
(twin needle with 18—2.5 mm needle
93-03595091
Cording foot, 7 grooves
le gauge)
(twin needle with 1 4—1 8 mm need
91
For cording work
(Needle size 80,
for fine cording
needle size 70)
sory
Appliqué foot
1
Cording set
consisting of
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Cording blade (2 ea)
Fringe sewing foot
Straight-stitch foot
9303595245
93-03594391
98-694803-00
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Felling foot, 4.5 mm
For sewing fringes and for basting
For topstitching and
sewing very delicate
and soft fabrics (silk jersey, etc.)
For felled seams
Felling foot, 6.5 mm
Shirring foot
Single-needle cording foot
Eyeletting plate
Overlock foot
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Hemmer foot (rolled edge), 2 mm
nfoot
93-035998-91
For shirring valances
93-035915-91
For single-needle cording
93-035946-45
For eyeletting
98-620404-00
elastic
For finishing raw edges or for joining
ng their
fabrics and simultaneonsly overcasti
edges
98-694804-00
hes
For hemming edges with zigzag stitc
98-694 801-00
For sewing plastic materials
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Trouble shootin
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Cause:
1. Machine skips sti
tches
Needle not inserte
d correctly.
Wrong needle us
ed.
Needle bent or blu
nt.
Machine threaded
improperly.
Needle too thin for
thread used.
2. Needle thread
breaks
For any of above
reasons.
Thread tension too
strong.
Poor-quality or kn
otty thread used,
or
thread that has be
come too dry by
excessive storage
.
3. Needle breaks
Needle not pushed
up as far as it wil
l go.
Needle bent.
Needle too thin or
too thick.
Needle bent and
strikes needle pl
ate
because work is
pushed or pulled.
Bobbin case impro
perly inserted.
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Remedy:
Push needle up as
far as it will go, its
flat shank side fac
ing toward the ba
ck.
Insert system 13
0/705 Rneedle.
insert new need
le.
Check threading.
Select needle acco
rding to Needle
and
Thread Chart.
See par. 1 above.
Regulate thread te
nsions.
Used only good-qu
ality thread.
Insert new needle
and push it up as
far
as it will go.
insert new needle
.
See Needle and
Thread Chart.
Let machine feed
the
Only guide the mat work alone.
erial lightly.
When inserting
the bobbin case,
push it
in as far as it will
go.
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Cause:
Remedy:
4. Seam is not uniform
Tension out of adjustment.
Check upper and lower tensions.
Thread too thick, knotty or hard.
Use first-class thread only.
Bobbin thread wound unevenly.
During bobbin winding, do not hold
thread in hand, but pass it through the
bobbin tension stud.
Kinks appear on top and bottom of
material,
Thread machine properly and check
both tensions.
5. Machine feeds irregularly or not at all
Lint has accumulated between tooth
rows of feed dog.
Remove needle plate and clean out
lint.
Feed dog dropped. (Drop-feed control
is at right.)
Flick drop-feed control to the left.
6. Machine runs with difficulty
Thread ends in hook raceway.
Remove thread ends and put a drop of
oil into hook raceway.
7. Fundamental rules
Never run a threaded machine unless there is a piece of fabric under the sewing foot.
If you have to leave the machine, even for a short while, be sure to switch off the
master switch. This is particularly important when children are around.
Stitch program chart
Listed in this chart are the stitch program number, the corresponding stitch
and, in the
lower half, the buttons to be pressed to sew this seam pattern. For all stitch
programs
marked “stretch”, turn the stitch length control toward “stretch” as far as
it will go.
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Honeycomb stitch
Sewing on elastic threads or
covering seams on terry
cloth.
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Joint stitch
A durable ornamental joining
seam.
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Florentine stitch,
narrow
14
Florentine stitch, wide
Ornamental seams, e. g. on
bed linen.
15
Houndstooth stitch
Ornamental seams, e. g. on
table linen.
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Lampshade stitch, wide
Classical ornamental seam
on all plain fabrics.
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Viennese stitch, narrow
Ornamental seams, e. g. on
napkins.
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Viennese stitch, wide
Ornamental seams, e. g. on
table cloths.
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Lampshade stitch,
narrow
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on bed linen.
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