[amayausers] Re: Pressure Foot Adjustment
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On the XT, while doing caps, the correct position of the pressure foot is to
ratchet it all the way down and then come up two clicks. This is just a
starting point and may be adusted to match however thick the center seam of the
cap is to reduce the " hammering sound" from the foot impacting the surface of
the cap. The goal is to hold the cap surface " down " to prevent flagging.
The NON-XT Amaya's are just reversed from this as the rule of thumb with them
is to ratchet the presser foot all the way up and come down a couple. This is
because the standard Amaya has an intercangeable needle plate. One has a raised
surface and the presser foot has to be raised to accomadate for this and the
other is flat and is used for sewing on flats......
Rod Springer
Melco Tech & Trainer
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