Pfaff Performance 2056 User manual

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This

houshold

sewing

machine

designed

comply

with

lEO/EN

6O3352-28

and

UL159.

IMPORTANT

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

When

using

electrical

appliance,

basic

safety

precautions

should

always be

followed,

including

t[io

toliuwio

Read

all

instructions

before

using

this

household

sewing

machine.

DANGER

-To

reduce

the

risk

electric

shock:

•

sewing

machine

should never be

left

unattended

when

plugged

in.

Always

unplug

this

sewing

mochine

from

the electric

outlet immediately

after

using

and

before

cleaning.

•

Always

unplug

before

relamping.

Replace

bulb

with

same

type

rated

Watt.

WARNING

-To

reduce

the

risk

burns,

fire,

electric

shock,

injury

persons

•

not

allow

used

toy.

attention

necessary

when

this

sewing

machine

used

near

children

infirm

person.

•

Use

this

sewing

machine

only

for its

intended

use

described

this

manual.

Use

only

attachments

recommended

the

manufacturer

contained

this

manual.

•

Never

operate

this

sewing

machine

has

damaged

cord

plug,

not working properly.

has

been

dropped

damaged,

dropped

into

water.

Return the sewing

machine

the

nearest

authorised

dealer

service

center

for

examination,

repair,

electrical

mechanical adjustment.

•

Never

operate

the

sewing

machine

with

any

air

openings

blocked.

Keep

ventilation

openings

the

Sewing

machine and

foot

controller

free

from

the

accumulation

lint,

dust,

and

loose

cloth.

•

Keep

fingers

away

from

all

moving

parts.

Special

care

required

around

the

Sewing

machine

needle.

•

Always

use

the proper

needle

plate. The

wrong

plate

can

cause

the

needle

break.

•

not

use

bent

needles.

•

not

put

push

fabric

while

stitching.

may

deflect

the

needle

causing

break.

•

Switch

the

sewing

machine

off

(“0’)

when

making

any

adjListment

the

needle

area,

such

threading

needle,

changing needle,

threading

bobbin,

changing

presser

foot,

etc.

•

Always

unplug

the sewing

machine

from

the

electrical outlet when

removing

covers,

lubricating,

when

making

any

other

user

servicing

adjustments

mentioned

the

instruction

manual.

•

Never drop

insert

any

object

into

any

opening.

•

not

use

outdoors.

•

not

operate

where

aerosol

(spray)

products

are

being

used

where

oxygen

being

administrated.

•

disconnect,

turn

all

controls

the

oft

(‘0”)

position,

then

remove

plug from

outlet.

•

not

unplug

pulling

cord.

unplug,

grasp

the

plug,

not

the

cord.

•

Hold

plug

when

rewinding

into

cord

reel.

not allow

plug

whip

when

rewinding.

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

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perlorniance

2056!

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performance

2056

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use

and

its

unlimited

features

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Table

content

3:2

3:4

3:6

3:7

3:1

3:9

3:10

3:15

Introduction

Operating

your

performance

Overview

your

performance

2056

Function

buttons

Stitch

chart

1:10

Operating

your

performance

2056

Lid

1:15

Main

Sewing

with

free

arm

1:15

Selection

menus

Carrying

case

1:15

Selecting

stitch

Accessories

1:16

Sewing

Altering

the

stitch

settings

Preparations

Options

for sewing

Voltage

switch

2:2

Context

Electrical

connection

2:2

Info

system

Connecting

the

foot

control

2:2

Main

switch

2:2

Creating

stitch

sequences

Changing

the

presser

foot

2:3

Stitch

sequences

4:2

Presser

foot

lift

2:3

Creating

new

stitch

sequence

4:3

The

IDT

(Integrated

Dual

Feed)

2:4

Altering

the

settings

selected

stitch

4:4

Lowering

the

feed

dog

2:5

Editing

stitch

sequence

4:4

Bobbin

winding

2:6

Saving

Stitch

sequence

4.5

Inserting

the

bobbin

and

bobbin

case

2:9

Alphabets

4:6

Threading

your

performance

2056

2:10

Creating

alphabet

sequence

4:7

Integrated

needle

threader

2:1

Combine

alphabet

and

stitch

sequences

4:7

Bringing

the

bobbin

thread

2:12

Thread

cutter

2:12

Utility

sewing

Changing

the

needle

2:13

Straight

stitch

5:2

Threading

the

twin

needle

2:13

Sewing

zippers

5:2

Getting

started

2:14

Topstitching

5:3

Correct

thread

tension

How

to get

2:15

Basting

stitch

5:3

Electronic

knee

lift

2:16

Blindhem

stitch

—

5:4

Stretch

Blindhem

stitch

—

5:4

Zigzag

stitch

—

5:5

Stretch

triple

zigzag

stitch

—

14 5:5

Three-step

zigzag

stitch

—

No 4

Honeycomb

stitch

—

Stretch

triple

straight

stitch

—

Darning

with

the

three-step

Zigzag

stitch

—

No 4

Sewing-on

patches

—

Repairing

tears

—

Overlock

stitches

Buttonholes

Sewing

buttons

—

Eyelets

—

No 59

Automatic

darning

—

and

Free

motion

darning

—

and

Gathering

with

straight

stitch

—

Gathering

with

elastic

threads

—

Decorative

sewing

General

notes

decorative

sewing

Combined

Borders

Twin

needle

sewing

Tapering

Cross

Stitch

Quilting

Free-motion

Sewing

Nostalgia/Heirloom

Accessories

Standard

presser

feet

and

accessories

Appliqué

foot

Felling

foot

Pintuck

foot,

Five

and

Seven-groove

Pintuck

blade

Gathering

foot

Three-groove

Cording

foot

Ruffler

attachment

Knit-edge/piping/beading

foot

Open

toe

appliqué

foot

with

IDT

Quilting

guide

Eyelet

plate

1/4

inch

Quilting

foot

with

IDT

Bridging

guide

Free-motion

quilt

foot

Bias

binder

Pintuck Foot

with

Decorative

Stitch

Guide

Non-stick

decorative

stitch

foot

7/9

Hole

Cord

Foot

with

IDT

Couching/Braiding

Foot

with

IDT

Circular

Embroidery

Guide

Narrow

Edge

Foot

with

IDT

Fringe Presser

Foot

with

IDT

Sew-on

Button

Foot

Needle

guide

Stabilizers

Maintenance

Changing

the

needle

plate

Cleaning

Changing

the

light

bulb

Sewing

problems and

their

solutions

Technical

data

5:6

5:7

5:8

5:9

5:12

5:13

5:14

5:15

6:2

6:3

6:4

6:5

6:6

6:10

6:11

7:2

7:4

7:5

7:6

7:7

7:8

7:9

7:10

7:11

7:12

7:13

7:14

7:15

7:16

7:18

8:2

8:3

8:4

8:10

7:5

Package

contents

8:10

Sonic fabrics

have

lot

excess

dt’

which

cait

cause

discoloration

oii

other

fabric

but

also

your

sewing

machine.

This

discoloring

max

very

difficult

impossible

remove.

Fleece

i1i(t

denim

fabric.

especially

red

and

blue,

often

contain

lot

excess

the.

von

suspect

that

your

labnc/readv-to-wear

garment

contains

lot

excess

dye,

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pie—wash

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1:8

Introduction

Overview

your

PFAFF

performance

2056

Needle

up/down

button

Sew

slow

button

Pattern

start

button

Touch

screen

options

button

Main

button

Adjust

buttons

Scroll

buttons

0—9,

selection

number

button

10.

Info

button

II.

Handle

12.

Handwheel

IS.

Connection

socket,

lead

cord

14.

Connection

socket,

loot

control

IS.

Main

switch

16.

Slide

for

lowering

the

feed

dog

17.

Spool

holder

with

spool

cap

IS.

lid

with

stitch

chart

19.

Hole

for

second

spool

holder

20.

Bobbin

winder

21.

Bobbin

door

22.

Free

ann

23.

Needle plate

24.

Thread cutter

25.

Needle

holder

with

retaining

screw

26.

Take-up

lever

27.

Thread

guide

28.

Knee

lift

attachment

hole

29.

Base

plate

30.

Removable

accessoly

tray

31.

Presser

foot

holder

with

presser

foot

32.

IDT

Integrated

Dual

Feed

33.

Integrated

needle

threader

34.

Presser

foot

1111cr

35.

Reverse

sewing

button

36.

Threading

slots

37.

Needle

thread

tension

1:9

Stitch

chart

Utility

stitches

(;

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<±,

ft$

Stitch

Description

ApplicaLion

Width

No.

1<)

Stiat

with

needle

positIons

Stretch

triple

straight

sti

tclt

witl

iteet

lie

positions

Zigiag

stitch

Ihree—slep

/igzag

stitch

Straight

smelt

rt’s

else

Elas

tic

tcast

stitch

I—h

)tlevc(

tin

stitch

Elasnc

stitch

Inple

stretch

stitch

Z-Zigzag

stitch

Bridging

stitch

Foundation

elastic

stitch

(

ross

slit

cli

Stret

cli

triple

zig/ag

stitc

Blmdhens

stitch

For

all

straight

stitch

and

topstiti

hing

jobs,

stitch

length

cati

mci

eased

mm.

tieeclle

positions

are

available, for

edge

fItnshtng

sewing

tippers.

reinforced

setnns,

particuiarv

ott

retch

ahriis,

e.g.

tiser

seli

its.

sportswear

atid

work

wear.

Stitch

length

c;nt

itt(reased

Iii)

miii

for

(led

Intl

>pst

itc

lit

For

finishing

seattis,

oetcastitg.

applique

work,

inserting

lace

etc.

Strong

stitch

for

seam

linishes,

sewing

elasto

darning

rats

,ntd

applsitig

patches.

Pmi

ugram

eniel

tes

else

lot

(feel

itit

lye

sit

lei

(es.

I_se

se,ttil

tiitl

overcast

oil

W1IVi’ii

,oid

stietch

fabrics.

1listic.

(l(coiitiSe

sdtcli

for

oriiniieiutal

bent

fioislong

stieteli

fabric,

clecomatise

elastic

application

aticl

sessitig

with

elastic

tlne,l

itt

the

liohlsiii.

Sttong

stitch

for

.seani

finishes.

sewing

(Iii

elastic,

damning

tears

111(1

applsitig

patches

For sewing

elastic on

sportswear

swi

uweai

(

Ext

remelv

doral

scant

ftr

ipei

i—kit

it ii mare

oak)

For

fitsishing

seams,

insetiing

lace

and

pail

ictilarv

suit

able

for

applique

isi

irk

titatiks

it_s

stitch

density.

Fom

bridging,

decorative

hetnsti

tcbii

cia/v

nil

ming.

For

outing

oserlapped

seams on

bulky

f,ibrtc’,

iali

leathers and

ti’rrs

cloth.

Provides

liighl

elastic.

decotative

seaiui

lot

lieimts

oil

5110115

auth

casual

lye

Elastic

stttch

liii

decorative

hen

and

)psti

chiug.

For

securing

hems

mvisibl

woven

fabrics.

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