Fitting Pfaff/Passap spare parts?

the top rail has a slot in the bottom that retains the screws that anchors the rail. Remove the long square piece that retains the needles, turn unit over and loosen the nuts about 1 and 1/2 turns (5mm socket) turn unit right side up carefully slide the top rail either direction to access the combs that you are changing the comb will have to be raised slightly on the bottom end need slight side clearence. the way that they are made makes them self locking in place

siparden
February 2012

Hi Can someone help me to uderstand how to casted on to my pfaff duomatic 80. Is it hard to find dvds and information books that are easy to understand.

peggyfry
October 2010

I found marlinknitsew the most friendly and helpful

johnno
January 2010

If the only trouble you are having is snapping on the top needles groove pieces, they just rest on the top of the metal bed and snap together very snugly. The book is helpful if you are having other questions too, but not foolproof as the order of operations is not as clear as it could be and somethings don't just go together as smoothly as the book would leave you to believe.

LJ
August 2009

Hi Brenda,
I had a similar problem when I got my Duomatic 80. I found the book 'Be Your Own Passap Paramedic' by Michael Becker very helpful, available from BSK. It is quite an involved job - too much to write here. If you get a copy of the book it will guide you through all the stages and explain very clearly what order to do things in.

Sue
July 2009