Operation Manual

Exceptions
to
this are
programs
32, 41 and 46 to
49.
Embroiders’ patterns may
turn out
differently
on
different
materials;
a
woollen
fabric
is
fed
differently
to silk, In order that
you
can embroider
the pattern you
need in the optimum
way, the
PFAFF
electronic
6250
has
a correction
system,
called “Balance.” This
allows
you
to
change
the
reverse
feed in
a
number
of programs;
the upper
diode then lights up.
The
farther you move the slide
key
(8)
to
the left,
tlu
shorter the reverse
stitches
are sewn,
i.e. the pattern
opened up
more.
The farther you
move the slide key
to the right, il
longer the reverse
stitches are sewn,
i.e. the
pttei
I
closed
up more.
4
4
Changing
the
pattern
width
When the
machine is switched
on and when a new
program is selected, the
PFAFF electronic 6250
automatically sets
a basic pattern
width.
This basic
setting
can be infinitely varied
with the
stitch width
slide key
(6).
Then
the
upper
diode lights
Balance
up.