Hobbymatic 927. How do I clean and oil? - PfaFF Sewing Machines

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Hello, Angie -

First, give your sewinig machine a thorough cleaning and oiling (light touch of oil in the hook raceway, only), following instructions in your PFAF 875 Hobbymatic user's manual.

If you do not have the manual, you can find it here to download:
http://www.pfaff.com/SiteMedia/PFAFF/Products/Machines/Support-manuals/Pfaff_874_875_876_HobbyMATIC_Extra-manual-EN-DE-FR-IT.PDF

If the machine still seems to run slowly, then I suggest you look for a nearby business which sells Pfaff machines and ask where you can have your machine serviced.

If there is no business in your area which sells Pfaff machines, perhaps you can find a generic sewing machine repair business near you.

If you have not contacted the Pfaff company regarding service for your machine, this is the link to the Pfaff Machine Support page:
http://www.pfaff.com/Support-and-Updates/Support

Best wishes.

Its a by definition a heavy duty machine

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It sounds like something is blocking the lever from coming all the way down. Clean and oil. Look for bits of lint or fabric. Use a flashlight and look very carefully and you may be able to see the obstruction.

Perhaps you accidently moved the switch that enables free hand embroidery? It's up and under next to the pressor foot lever. Slides forward and backward. Forward the pressor foot will go all the way down to the feed dogs. Slid back and it keeps the foot up off the feed dogs but allows the thread tension to work properly. It would be easy to accidently move it when operating the pressor foot raise/lower lever.

Access may be a little awkward...remove side cover to gain space.
Either push and twist (bayonet) or unscrew anticlockwise.
Take to the dealer for replacement and they will likely do and show for no extra fee !!

Try changing to a new needle preferably size 80 universal. If you hear a little popping sound when you sew, that's telling you that the needle is bad and is no longer sharp. The needle either has no sharp point or has a bur on it which is pushing down into the material making a hole and on the way back out it's pulling the fabric with it. Let me know if this works for you. Good luck.

The Pfaff hobbymatic 935 was a mid to late 80's production machine (proudly made in West Germany, LOL) and was a transition between the older "oil me or I die" style of machine and the more modern "maintenance free" machines. Only one part of the machine needs to be oiled from time to time, the track around the bobbin. One drop of oil should keep her from snagging and breaking. If that doesn't do it for you try a newer bobbin thread as old thread can become weak sitting on the bobbin.
Hope this helps!

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