If you are lucky, your part will come with instructions. Each machine is a bit different but basically you have to get into the needle bar/presser foot bar area. If you are Lucky you can get to the lever assembly without having to take out a bunch of bars. But I've only ever seen that once on an industrial machine. So you take out the presser foot bar... to get to the lever. Use caution. You want to be sure you know where and how the parts fit in there. Take your time... take pics or make notes.
Good luck
SOURCE: pfaff 1222 belt
Hi - a few suggestions:
At the age of your machine, many other owners actually have it "rebuilt" by an authorized Pfaff service person. This model is one of those that's worth the investment compared to buying a new machine of the same caliber/quality.
If you are comfortable removing the top cover, you may be able to look at the internal parts to see if anything is broken. This will at least give you an idea of what may be happening.
Many authorized techs will not charge you to look at the machine and give you a quote. We'd suggest calling a few sewing machine stores in your area. Don't hesitate to ask friends for their recommendation of a good service person.
Hope this helps - please don't hesitate to respond if you need further info or clarification.
Happy sewing,
Kim & Linnette
SOURCE: changing Pfaff 1222 sewing machine belt
Have a look at this: remove the top cover and have a look (don't put your fingers in !) at the plastic gear in the middle of the mechanism (left side of he selection keys). It often cracks and then the motor is able to turn the whole mechanism for part of the circumference of this gear and when it passes on the crack, it locks or slows down until the crack is passed. You need to have it changed if this is the case.
SOURCE: Model 6230- presser foot lifter won't move presser foot
That's the problem seized up use a penetrating oil from the top and work it up and down and it should free up
SOURCE: faulty presser foot lifter on a singer 2110/2112.
I have seen these machines with broken presser bar clamps (something inside the head). If it is just a bind then some oil on the presser bar may work, if the clamp is broken then it is probably not worth fixing.
Good luck!
SOURCE: My PFAFF 1222 SE has a broken switch. I don't
I foud the correct power switch for your model (I have the same machine). This is located under the dark brown plastic cover. You can buy it on ebay and the item # 360066934338.
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