Pfaff 1475--some hints
Over the years I've come across those who were not aware of some of these functions of the Pfaff 1475. They may be available on other models, but the 1475 is the one with which I am acquainted. There are still a lot of this model in use. When using the single needle foot and/or plate, there is a chance that the operator will forget and tap in a stitch which has width. This is not good for the machine and could cause the timing to be off. There is also the possibility that the needle could break and hit the operator in the eye. Ouch. There is a security measure: touch the twin-needle button, (#29) which is lit showing it has been engaged. It will prevent any stitch from sewing which is not a straight stitch. The presser bar lifter has several positions: up (foot lifted), down (foot engaged) and darning. In the photos, shown are up and darning. When darning position comes in handy is when threading and using the threader. ...