Pfaff 467 User Manual

27. Dismantling the Presser Bar
Flat spring B (Fig. 34) is about 8", or 20.0 mm, long and slightly bent. Its seml-clrcular rear
end rests on a stud screwed into the back wail of the machine and protruding on the inside.
The long pressure regulating screw depresses flat spring B more or less so that its long tapering
end exerts resilient pressure on a steel ball at the top of the presser bar. The presser bar spring
can be easily removed from the machine arm after turning out the pressure regulating screw.
The Pfaff 467 has two presser bars, one inside the other. The pressure spring engages the steel
ball which is embedded in grease and located at the top of the inner presser bar.
The upper end of the jnner presser bar carries a bracket, while the lower end carries a roller
bearing enclosing the vibrating presser fulcrum stud. The hollow outer presser bar carries
another bracket at its top end and the vibrating presser lever assembly at its bottom end.
The presser foot is attached to the left-hand side of the mounting bracket located at the
bottom of the outer presser bar.
Fig. 34
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Pfaff 467 Specifications

General

Brand	Pfaff
Model	467
Category	Sewing Machine
Language	English