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Question posted by mimzy047 on December 1st, 2017

Pfaff 18.8 Grandquilter

Will start and sew fine but will not shut off

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Owner's Manual - Page 2

... the carriage 3 Remove the packing attached to your machine 3 Light Fixture ...4 Your Thread Stand 5 Belt guard ...6 Attaching your handle bars with controllers ... Hopping Foot 9 Routine Cleaning and Oiling 11 Bobbin Winder and Bobbins 12 Machine Part Names 15 The Control Unit 16 Threading Overview 17 How Do I Thread the Machine 17 How Do I Change the Needle 20 How Do I Make Adjustments ...

Owner's Manual - Page 3

...of wood next to the needle and save these pieces along with your machine. Prior to help keep the machine from rolling to ship this machine. 3 You will find a rubber mat shipped with the box in ...to fast and falling off the frame. When you place the machine on the carriage you center the machine on the carriage. Carefully place the machine on the carriage. Be ready for it to roll one ...

Owner's Manual - Page 4

...plug and close , make sure that you can slide the lamp fixture into the space provided on your machine. Loosen the nuts so that you close the plug. Measure the cord so that you do not ...have enough to reach the outlet on top of the power box on the machine in your machine, Step 1. Tighten the nuts on the base of the lamp to secure the lamp to strip the ends...

Owner's Manual - Page 5

... stand. Now you will see two screws where you will need to attach your machine with a four spool thread stand. Your Thread Stand Your Grand Quilter 18.8 comes with the two screws provided. On the side of the machine you will see where to the side of the thread stand you can insert...

Owner's Manual - Page 6

... Locate the belt guard and position over the hand wheel and the motor. Belt guard Your machine comes with a belt guard to prevent damage to your motor sensor and protect you will find... and attached to hold the belt guard in place. Step 1. Locate the screws on the machine there are the screws used to the machine are two above the hand wheel and one can be found below the hand wheel. This ...

Owner's Manual - Page 7

...handles which have the controllers attached and also have a 9 pin cable attached to the point of the machine and is on the block and place the front part of the handles you . If you remove the screws ...adjust the angle of the block back in place and put the screws in place on the back of the Machine or the motor side of the block will hold the handle bars in . This block is used for you...

Owner's Manual - Page 8

... box. Note this Handle Bar (9 pin) only connects to this time. Connecting your Grand Quilter 18.8 to your Carriage Assembly (Deck) and Controls on the Handles For one year after the purchase of the Pfaff GrandQuilter 18.8 longarm sewing machine, we will repair or replace (at our option), without the encoders and cables connected. Careless connection...

Owner's Manual - Page 9

NEVER start sewing with the lever up. Simply loosen the screw and adjust the foot to adjust the walking of the machine. The tension release lever raises the hopping foot and releases the tension... or Thinner Batting? What is no tension on the thread. How Do I Adjust the Height of the machine is how much movement is where you lift the lever. This is in the foot. The walking of ...

Owner's Manual - Page 10

Loosen this bolt here To move this arm up and down. Next you will adjust the walk by loosing this bolt so that you tighten the bolt. 10 Note: (Machine is shipped with this in the lowest position.) More Walk (higher) Less Walk (lower) Replace the side cover after you can move this part up .

Owner's Manual - Page 11

.... Check the bobbin case each time you are out of oil please purchase from Grand Quilter 18.8. (Note: the machine pictured here is extremely important to build up with a blue arrow contains a dip stick. Keep your quilting machine. Failure to keep it up in the indicated spot. If not add 3-4 more components attached...

Owner's Manual - Page 12

... Guide How do I wind a Bobbin? 1. Bring the thread up through the bottom thread guide. 12 Bobbin Winder and Bobbins A bobbin winder is included with your machine. The thread on a properly wound bobbin should be snug and have even layers of thread. 4. Place a cone of thread on the bobbin winder spindle. 2. Insert...

Owner's Manual - Page 14

..., it needs more tension. Use a small screwdriver to find if lost. Insert the bobbin into the machine: 1. This will clean out the fuzz and lint. Remember, righty (clockwise) tighty, lefty (counter ... engages in the bobbin case especially with cotton threads. Each day before you start quilting, unthread your machine on to adjust tension. Be very careful not to build up lever and ...

Owner's Manual - Page 15

... head injury may occur. Three Hole Thread Guide 3. The front of your long arm machine. Tension Disc 4. Silver Angle Bracket 7. Thread Eyelet Above the Needle 11. Needle 6....10. Check Spring 5. This guard is a diagram of the side of your machine has the electrical outlet and stitch regulator plugs. Machine Part Names ( Please note: the takeup lever guard has been removed for ...

Owner's Manual - Page 16

... it will adjust to stop button on either controller. Both controllers have a start . As the machine is moved movement is for the stitch length adjustment. Now press the start /stop button. 16 Knob adjust speed when in Auto Stitch. Now to start stop button this can now pull you bobbin thread to the top...

Owner's Manual - Page 17

... hands clear as you will get pinched if your fingers get in place, extreme head injury may occur. Figure 1 Figure 1 17 How Do I Thread the Machine? 1. This guard is directly above the cone of thread on the thread holder. Never run the...

Owner's Manual - Page 18

... thread. Be sure the thread is in picture. The check spring should come down as shown on three hole thread guide. Figure 3 Figure 3 Figure 4 5. Figure 4 18 Figure 2 3. Pull thread tightly to catch the check spring. Take thread between the discs and go far enough to ensure the thread is going between...

Owner's Manual - Page 19

... two thread guides on the left side. Figure 5 TIP: Use a dental floss threader to thread the guide directly above the check spring. Never run the machine without the guard in place, extreme head injury may occur. 6.

Owner's Manual - Page 20

...possible. The scarf must face the back of the needle faces you insert the needle. Your home sewing machine needle shank (top of the needle. The scarf must face the back of the needle then ...Look closely at the back of your machine. When the needle goes down in the center of the machine and turn the hand wheel a complete turn your Grand Quilter 18.8 from the factory. back of the ...

Owner's Manual - Page 21

... can see the pokies on both top and bottom. The upper and lower threads play tug of fabric and sew while the fabric is held in different directions as a home sewing machine except the quilter is sewing. Another cause for a needle is to be aware that there is practically no needle deflection on a standard...

Owner's Manual - Page 25

Make sure pin is still there Fig 21: Place the assembly back into your machine Fig 22: Once in ensure that you are all the way in and notice the tension disk opens... Twist while inserting new spring Fig 16: New spring in place Fig 17: Insert the tension assembly back in barrel Fig 18: Insure that your check spring is at 11:00 (refer to fig 26 for your tension assembly 25 this is the ...