Pfaff 467 User Manual

To engage the bobbin winder, simply depress stop latch a (Fig. 9) while the machine is
running. This action causes the bobbin winder spindle to shift slightly to the right in which
position it is retained until a sufficient amount of thread has been wound on the bobbin.
The thread wound on the bobbin pushes the latch up and thereby stops the bobbin winder.
The amount of thread to be wound on the bobbin can be regulated by loosening screw b
and setting stop latch a higher or lower, as may be required. Set the stop latch higher for
more thread, or lower for less thread.
Depending on the type of thread used, the thread should be wound tighter or looser. The
thread tension is regulated by turning thumb nut 18 back of the tension discs (Fig. 9). Turn
the nut clockwise for a looser tension, or counter-clockwise for a tighter tension.
If the thread should pile up at one end of the bobbin, adjust the position of the tension stud.
The set screw securing this stud in position can be reached from the left.
Whenever you have removed an empty bobbin from the machine, wind a few turns of thread
on it, place it on the bobbin winder spindle and start the winder.
It is a waste of time to work with a single bobbin because the bobbin winder can be thrown
into action only when the machine is running and the needle has to be unthreaded and
rethreaded when the machine idles while winding the bobbin.
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Pfaff 467 Specifications

General

Brand	Pfaff
Model	467
Category	Sewing Machine
Language	English