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Presser feet

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Shank types and foot-attachment mechanisms, built only from what each machine’s cited manual or OEM accessory catalog says.

Shank types

Foot holder and attachment, by machine

These records document how the foot or holder attaches, but no shank class is cited for them. Use the attachment answer, not a guessed shank size.

Cited presser-foot attachment answers
MachineWhat the cited source saysExact record
Brother Innov-ís XE2
Conditions & scope (3)
  • Applies to the U.S. Innov-ís XE2 covered by the cited English operation manual. Applicability to other regional versions is not established.
  • Describes the original illustrated W+ assembly only. It does not establish a standardized shank or mount, an adapter, compatibility with another foot, or the fit of a particular retail product.
  • The notch, screws and connector describe the assembly; they are not attachment steps. Follow the manual’s complete safety and attachment instructions before changing a foot.

The documented W+ LED-pointer foot has a notch positioned on the presser-foot bar at the large screw, a foot securing screw and a separate connector to the back-left machine jack.

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Singer 44S
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Own-foot mechanism only; no standardized shank height, adapter, optional part or third-party fit is established.

With power off, fasten the presser-foot shank to the presser bar with its screw; lower the shank cut-out directly over the pictured foot pin so the foot engages.

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Pfaff select 3.2
Conditions & scope (5)
  • Exact select 3.2 block in the German-language September 2026 regional product program; no sibling, historical revision, market-wide or every-machine transfer.
  • Brochure specifications and attachment terminology only; no generic shank dimensions, any-foot/adapter geometry, bobbin/needle system or retail sales-unit compatibility inferred.
  • Printed technical-change and printing-error caveats preserved; current 2026 regional specifications do not silently replace older accepted instructions.
  • Attachment terminology does not establish standardized shank or everyfoot/adapter fit.
  • The catalog gives conflicting stitch widths: 5.5 mm in the text and 7 mm in a table. A numerical stitch width cannot be confirmed from this catalog.

The September 2026 regional product program describes a Snap-On quick-change system for select 3.2 presser feet.

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Brother BM-3600
Conditions & scope (1)
  • US only, this exact retained operation manual. Conditional equipment is not presumed present. Bounded reference facts; follow complete manual procedures and safety instructions. Before replacing or removing the foot, turn off the main power AND unplug the cord (general safety physical 5, printed page 4); raise the needle to its highest position and raise the presser-foot lever. The release mechanism is edition-specific.

Press the black button at the back of the presser-foot holder.

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JUKI MO-654DEN
Conditions & scope (1)
  • This establishes only the documented pin-and-groove mechanism, not universal or third-party foot fit.

With power off, raise the foot and needles, release the foot with point C, then place the replacement pin directly under holder groove D and lower the lifting lever to engage it.

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bernette b77
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Remove the foot sole first and switch off the machine. Holder removal does not establish generic screw-on foot or adapter compatibility.

The presser-foot holder is removable and screw-mounted to the presser bar; reinstall it from underneath and to the left, start the screw by hand and tighten it with the screwdriver.

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Brother PE900
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Lock all keys and operation buttons, raise the presser-foot lever, use the exact foot Q, and firmly tighten the screw. A wrong or loose foot can cause needle strike and injury. This does not establish a standardized shank class or universal foot compatibility.

Hold embroidery foot Q with an index finger around its rear lever. While pressing the lever, place its bar above the needle-clamp screw, keep the foot vertical, and secure it with the embroidery-foot screw.

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Singer EM200
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Exact EM200 and this retained instruction manual only; read the full illustrated procedure and safety instructions. No assumption that a used machine retains every originally listed accessory. Unplug before maintenance or foot removal for cleaning. Raise the needle and foot lifter, attach to the presser bar and tighten the screw; this is a model-specific mechanism, not standardized shank geometry.

The embroidery foot uses a presser-foot screw, with its arm resting securely on the needle-clamp shaft as illustrated.

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Singer 7256
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Exact 7256 and this retained instruction manual only; read complete safety and illustrated procedures. No regional, sibling, supplied-bundle or third-party fitment assumption. This describes the documented holder mechanism, not standardized shank geometry, adapter authority or third-party exact-item fitment.

With power off, needle up and foot lifter raised, release the old foot with its lever; align the new pin with the holder and lower until it snaps on.

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BERNINA artista 640
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Turn power off before needle-area adjustments; unplug before cleaning, lubricating, cover removal or servicing. Follow the full manual procedure; separate later powered operation from isolated maintenance. Literal attachment mechanism only; no standardized shank/mount geometry, historical generation, group, item or aftermarket fit.

Raise needle/foot and switch off; lift clamping lever to remove foot, guide replacement upwards over cone and clamp lever down.

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Brother BM-2700
Conditions & scope (1)
  • US only, this exact retained operation manual. Conditional equipment is not presumed present. Bounded reference facts; follow complete manual procedures and safety instructions. Before replacing or removing the foot, turn off the main power AND unplug the cord (general safety physical 5, printed page 4). Use only feet designed for this machine and the correct foot for the chosen stitch. No generic shank standard or third-party fitment inferred.

Align the foot bar with the holder/shank slot and lower the presser-foot lever; the bar should snap into place.

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BERNINA B 325
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Place the sole so its peg is under the shaft opening, then lower the presser-foot lifter. This proves the OEM sole-to-shaft attachment only, not universal third-party foot fit.

The presser-foot sole clicks onto the machine's presser-foot shaft.

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BERNINA B 330
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Place the sole so its peg is under the shaft opening, then lower the presser-foot lifter. This proves the OEM sole-to-shaft attachment only, not universal third-party foot fit.

The presser-foot sole clicks onto the machine's presser-foot shaft.

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BERNINA B 335
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Place the sole so its peg is under the shaft opening, then lower the presser-foot lifter. This proves the OEM sole-to-shaft attachment only, not universal third-party foot fit.

The presser-foot sole clicks onto the machine's presser-foot shaft.

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BERNINA B 350 PE
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Place the sole so its peg is under the shaft opening, then lower the presser-foot lifter. This proves the OEM sole-to-shaft attachment only, not universal third-party foot fit.

The presser-foot sole clicks onto the machine's presser-foot shaft.

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BERNINA B 380
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Place the sole so its peg is under the shaft opening, then lower the presser-foot lifter. This proves the OEM sole-to-shaft attachment only, not universal third-party foot fit.

The presser-foot sole clicks onto the machine's presser-foot shaft.

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Janome 1600P
Conditions & scope (1)
  • This establishes only the documented screw-mounted replacement procedure, not generic or high-shank compatibility.

With power off and the machine unplugged, raise the presser-foot lifter, loosen the setscrew, insert the documented replacement foot from the bottom, and tighten the screw with the large screwdriver.

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Janome 423S
Conditions & scope (1)
  • To remove the foot first, raise the needle to its highest position by turning the handwheel toward you, raise the presser foot, and press the lever on the back of the holder.

Place the presser-foot pin just under the holder groove, then lower the holder to lock the foot in place.

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Singer Heavy Duty 4423
Conditions & scope (1)
  • This is the source-named attachment procedure. It does not establish a standardized shank class, universal foot fit, or adapter compatibility.

With power off, place the ordinary foot below its holder and lower the holder until its opening is above the foot pin; the foot engages automatically. To remove it, raise the foot with the presser-foot lifter and press the holder release lever.

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Singer Heavy Duty 4432
Conditions & scope (1)
  • This is the source-named attachment procedure. It does not establish a standardized shank class, universal foot fit, or adapter compatibility.

With power off, place the ordinary foot below its holder and lower the holder until its opening is above the foot pin; the foot engages automatically. To remove it, raise the foot with the presser-foot lifter and press the holder release lever.

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Singer M1500

The foot pin fits the holder cut-out; raise the rear lever to disengage the foot.

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Singer HD6330M
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Exact named model and this retained manual only; read the complete safety and illustrated procedure before performing work. This describes the documented holder mechanism, not a standardized low-shank interface, adapters or exact third-party fitment.

With power off, raise the bar to attach the illustrated shank; lower its cut-out over the foot pin until engagement. To remove the foot, raise it and lift the release lever.

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Singer HD6335M
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Exact named model and this retained manual only; read the complete safety and illustrated procedure before performing work. This describes the documented holder mechanism, not a standardized low-shank interface, adapters or exact third-party fitment.

With power off, raise the bar to attach the illustrated shank; lower its cut-out over the foot pin until engagement. To remove the foot, raise it and lift the release lever.

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Singer HD6380
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Exact named model and this retained manual only; read the complete safety and illustrated procedure before performing work. This describes the documented holder mechanism, not a standardized low-shank interface, adapters or exact third-party fitment.

With power off, raise the bar to attach the illustrated shank; lower its cut-out over the foot pin until engagement. To remove the foot, raise it and lift the release lever.

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BERNINA B 555
Conditions & scope (1)
  • This is the manual’s lever-and-cone BERNINA attachment. It does not prove a snap-on holder, low-shank geometry or generic screw-on-foot compatibility.

Ordinary BERNINA feet attach directly over a cone and lock with a clamping lever.

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BERNINA artista 730
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Turn power off before needle-area adjustments; unplug before cleaning, lubricating, cover removal or servicing. Follow the full manual procedure; separate later powered operation from isolated maintenance. Literal attachment mechanism only; no standardized shank/mount geometry, historical generation, group, item or aftermarket fit.

Raise needle/foot and switch off; lift clamping lever to remove foot, guide replacement upwards over cone and clamp lever down.

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Singer 7285Q
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Exact 7285Q and this retained instruction manual only; read complete safety and illustrated procedures. No regional, sibling, supplied-bundle or third-party fitment assumption. This describes the documented holder mechanism, not standardized shank geometry, adapter authority or third-party exact-item fitment.

With power off, needle up and foot lifter raised, release the old foot with its lever; align the new pin with the holder and lower until it snaps on.

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Brother XL-2600i
Conditions & scope (1)
  • US only, this exact retained operation manual. Conditional equipment is not presumed present. Bounded reference facts; follow complete manual procedures and safety instructions. Before replacing or removing the foot, turn off the main power AND unplug the cord (general safety physical 5, printed page 4). Use only feet designed for this machine and the correct foot for the chosen stitch. No generic shank standard or third-party fitment inferred.

Align the foot bar with the holder/shank slot and lower the presser-foot lever; the bar should snap into place.

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Brother XL-2610
Conditions & scope (1)
  • US only, this exact retained operation manual. Conditional equipment is not presumed present. Bounded reference facts; follow complete manual procedures and safety instructions. Before replacing or removing the foot, turn off the main power AND unplug the cord (general safety physical 5, printed page 4). Use only feet designed for this machine and the correct foot for the chosen stitch. No generic shank standard or third-party fitment inferred.

Align the foot bar with the holder/shank slot and lower the presser-foot lever; the bar should snap into place.

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Pfaff select 2.2
Conditions & scope (2)
  • Exact select 2.2 under the explicitly covered family in 41339 10-26C English; ©2014–2023 KSIN Luxembourg II, S.ar.l.. No transfer to other edition, sibling, legacy select 1520/1530/1540, or optional feature.
  • Use the full exact instruction book for operation; these answers do not establish interchangeable bobbins, shank geometry, compatible items or needle substitutions.

Power off, needle highest: press foot front up/back down simultaneously. Position under holder, lower lifter to engage pins; raise lifter to check engagement.

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Pfaff select 4.2
Conditions & scope (2)
  • Exact select 4.2 under the explicitly covered family in 41339 10-26C English; ©2014–2023 KSIN Luxembourg II, S.ar.l.. No transfer to other edition, sibling, legacy select 1520/1530/1540, or optional feature.
  • Use the full exact instruction book for operation; these answers do not establish interchangeable bobbins, shank geometry, compatible items or needle substitutions.

Power off, needle highest: press foot front up/back down simultaneously. Position under holder, lower lifter to engage pins; raise lifter to check engagement.

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JUKI HZL-F300
Conditions & scope (1)
  • This shared manual names F300 and F400 separately on PDF page 3 (printed page 1). Use the instructions for your exact model; do not transfer another model’s features or included accessories. Turn OFF the power switch before replacing the presser foot. Raise the needle and presser foot before release. Use the appropriate marked foot for the stitch pattern; these instructions do not establish a standard attachment interface or shank dimensions, or confirm replacement-foot fit.

Raise the needle and presser foot, then press the presser-foot release button to remove the foot.

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JUKI HZL-F400
Conditions & scope (1)
  • This shared manual names F300 and F400 separately on PDF page 3 (printed page 1). Use the instructions for your exact model; do not transfer another model’s features or included accessories. Turn OFF the power switch before replacing the presser foot. Raise the needle and presser foot before release. Use the appropriate marked foot for the stitch pattern; these instructions do not establish a standard attachment interface or shank dimensions, or confirm replacement-foot fit.

Raise the needle and presser foot, then press the presser-foot release button to remove the foot.

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Brother XL-2600
Conditions & scope (1)
  • US only, this exact retained operation manual. Conditional equipment is not presumed present. Bounded reference facts; follow complete manual procedures and safety instructions. Before replacing or removing the foot, turn off the main power AND unplug the cord (general safety physical 5/printed 4). Use only feet designed for this machine and the correct foot for the chosen stitch. No generic shank standard or third-party fitment inferred.

Align the foot bar with the holder/shank slot and lower the presser-foot lever; the bar should snap into place.

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Brother XL-3500
Conditions & scope (1)
  • US only, this exact retained operation manual. Conditional equipment is not presumed present. Bounded reference facts; follow complete manual procedures and safety instructions. Before replacing or removing the foot, turn off the main power AND unplug the cord (general safety physical 5, printed page 4). Use only feet designed for this machine and the correct foot for the chosen stitch. No generic shank standard or third-party fitment inferred.

Align the foot bar with the holder/shank slot and lower the presser-foot lever; the bar should snap into place.

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Brother XL-3510
Conditions & scope (1)
  • US only, this exact retained operation manual. Conditional equipment is not presumed present. Bounded reference facts; follow complete manual procedures and safety instructions. Before replacing or removing the foot, turn off the main power AND unplug the cord (general safety physical 5, printed page 4). Use only feet designed for this machine and the correct foot for the chosen stitch. No generic shank standard or third-party fitment inferred.

Align the foot bar with the holder/shank slot and lower the presser-foot lever; the bar should snap into place.

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Brother XL-3520
Conditions & scope (1)
  • US only, this exact retained operation manual. Conditional equipment is not presumed present. Bounded reference facts; follow complete manual procedures and safety instructions. Before replacing or removing the foot, turn off the main power AND unplug the cord (general safety physical 5, printed page 4). Use only feet designed for this machine and the correct foot for the chosen stitch. No generic shank standard or third-party fitment inferred.

Align the foot bar with the holder/shank slot and lower the presser-foot lever; the bar should snap into place.

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Brother XL-3500i
Conditions & scope (1)
  • US only, this exact retained operation manual. Conditional equipment is not presumed present. Bounded reference facts; follow complete manual procedures and safety instructions. Before replacing or removing the foot, turn off the main power AND unplug the cord (general safety physical 5, printed page 4). Use only feet designed for this machine and the correct foot for the chosen stitch. No generic shank standard or third-party fitment inferred.

Align the foot bar with the holder/shank slot and lower the presser-foot lever; the bar should snap into place.

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Brother XL-3750
Conditions & scope (1)
  • US only, this exact retained operation manual. Conditional equipment is not presumed present. Bounded reference facts; follow complete manual procedures and safety instructions. Before replacing or removing the foot, turn off the main power AND unplug the cord (general safety physical 5, printed page 4). Use only feet designed for this machine and the correct foot for the chosen stitch. No generic shank standard or third-party fitment inferred.

Align the foot bar with the holder/shank slot and lower the presser-foot lever; the bar should snap into place.

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Brother LS-590
Conditions & scope (1)
  • US only, this exact retained operation manual. Conditional equipment is not presumed present. Bounded reference facts; follow complete manual procedures and safety instructions. Before replacing or removing the foot, turn off the main power AND unplug the cord (general safety physical 5, printed page 4). Use only feet designed for this machine and the correct foot for the chosen stitch. No generic shank standard or third-party fitment inferred.

Align the foot bar with the holder/shank slot and lower the presser-foot lever; the bar should snap into place.

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bernette b79
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Evidence scope; separate conditions not recorded: Exact retained manual for this accepted physical machine only; sibling and adjacent-table wording are excluded.

Position the sole pin below the shaft groove and push the sole upward until it engages.

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bernette b70 DECO
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Evidence scope; separate conditions not recorded: Exact retained manual for this accepted physical machine only; sibling and adjacent-table wording are excluded.

Hopper Embroidery Foot JX attaches to the presser-foot bar with its spring over the needle-clamp screw and is secured by the screw.

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Husqvarna Viking DESIGNER JADE 35
Conditions & scope (1)
  • This proves the manual's attachment procedure, not a standardized shank class, universal foot fit, or adapter compatibility.

Ordinary presser feet attach by aligning the foot's cross pin with the gap in the presser-foot ankle and pushing until the foot snaps into place.

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Pfaff SMARTER BY PFAFF 130s
Conditions & scope (2)
  • Exact SMARTER BY PFAFF 130s under the explicitly covered family in 4710092-26A English; ©2014 KSIN Luxembourg II, S.ar.l.. No transfer to other edition, sibling, legacy select 1520/1530/1540, or optional feature.
  • Use the full exact instruction book for operation; these answers do not establish interchangeable bobbins, shank geometry, compatible items or needle substitutions.

Power off: press foot down to remove; align cross pin with ankle gap, lower lift to snap into holder, then raise lift to check attachment.

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Pfaff SMARTER BY PFAFF 140s
Conditions & scope (2)
  • Exact SMARTER BY PFAFF 140s under the explicitly covered family in 4710092-26A English; ©2014 KSIN Luxembourg II, S.ar.l.. No transfer to other edition, sibling, legacy select 1520/1530/1540, or optional feature.
  • Use the full exact instruction book for operation; these answers do not establish interchangeable bobbins, shank geometry, compatible items or needle substitutions.

Power off: press foot down to remove; align cross pin with ankle gap, lower lift to snap into holder, then raise lift to check attachment.

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Pfaff SMARTER BY PFAFF 150s
Conditions & scope (2)
  • Exact SMARTER BY PFAFF 150s under the explicitly covered family in 4710092-26A English; ©2014 KSIN Luxembourg II, S.ar.l.. No transfer to other edition, sibling, legacy select 1520/1530/1540, or optional feature.
  • Use the full exact instruction book for operation; these answers do not establish interchangeable bobbins, shank geometry, compatible items or needle substitutions.

Power off: press foot down to remove; align cross pin with ankle gap, lower lift to snap into holder, then raise lift to check attachment.

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Pfaff SMARTER BY PFAFF 160s
Conditions & scope (2)
  • Exact SMARTER BY PFAFF 160s under the explicitly covered family in 4710092-26A English; ©2014 KSIN Luxembourg II, S.ar.l.. No transfer to other edition, sibling, legacy select 1520/1530/1540, or optional feature.
  • Use the full exact instruction book for operation; these answers do not establish interchangeable bobbins, shank geometry, compatible items or needle substitutions.

Power off: press foot down to remove; align cross pin with ankle gap, lower lift to snap into holder, then raise lift to check attachment.

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bernette 38
Conditions & scope (3)
  • Exact bernette b38 and cited document/edition; no sibling, variant or retail-unit transfer.
  • The existing snap-on fact is retained, not newly credited. Screw removal does not prove formal low-shank geometry, adapter interchangeability or replacement fit.
  • Specific OFF cautions coexist with page 9 OFF-and-unplug parts-removal caution.

No. The holder is removed by its setscrew with a screwdriver and reattached to the threaded presser-bar hole. A sole releases via the rear holder lever and attaches by placing its pin under the notch and lowering the lever. Use the correct lettered foot for the pattern.

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bernette 37
Conditions & scope (1)
  • This establishes the sole attachment, not standardized shank height, adapters or universal cross-brand compatibility.

Ordinary presser feet attach using snap-on soles.

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BERNINA L 890
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Evidence scope; separate conditions not recorded: Exact retained manual for this accepted physical machine only; sibling, accessory-group and cross-system transfer are excluded.

Press the rear release button; lower the shaft until its groove engages the presser-foot pin.

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Elna eXpressive 920
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Evidence scope; separate conditions not recorded: Accepted exact eXpressive 920 manual scope only; no sibling, system, universal-fit or part-equivalence transfer.

Place the foot pin beneath the holder groove and lower the presser-foot lifter to lock it.

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Elna eXperience 550
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Evidence scope; separate conditions not recorded: Accepted finite eXperience 530/550/560/570α scope; use ALL MODELS fields for 550 and only exact 550 row values.

Clip-on easy conversion presser foot.

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Brother SE2000
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Lock the controls and securely tighten the holder screw. The procedure does not identify a standardized shank class or prove third-party compatibility.

For a foot that does not use the holder, remove the foot, loosen the holder screw counterclockwise, and remove the holder. Reattach by aligning its notch with the screw and tighten clockwise while holding it in place.

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PFAFF coverlock 4.0
Conditions & scope (1)
  • This proves only the documented foot-to-ankle pin/groove procedure; low-shank naming, adapter fit and optional or third-party foot compatibility remain unknown.

With power off and unplugged, raise the presser foot and turn the handwheel toward you until the needles are highest. Press the red ankle button, raise to extra lift, and remove the foot. While still at extra lift, place the replacement foot pin under the ankle groove, lower the foot, and press the red button so it snaps into place.

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Husqvarna Viking DESIGNER BRILLIANCE 80
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Switch off before needle-area adjustments; unplug before cleaning, cover removal or user servicing. Follow the complete cited manual procedure. Attachment action only; no standardized shank/holder dimensions, accessory group, aftermarket fit or item equivalence.

Raise needle highest, pull foot down and toward you, align its cross pin with the ankle gap and push until it snaps in place.

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JUKI HZL-F600
Conditions & scope (3)
  • For HZL-F600 in this shared instruction manual. Do not transfer other models’ exclusive features or settings.
  • Turn OFF the power switch before replacing the presser foot.
  • Raise the needle and presser foot before pressing the release button; follow the complete cited procedure.

Press the presser-foot release button to remove the foot.

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HUSQVARNA VIKING DESIGNER SAPPHIRE 85
Conditions & scope (2)
  • This proves the manual's attachment procedure, not a standardized shank class, universal foot fit, or adapter compatibility.
  • Switch the sewing machine off before changing the presser foot; follow the complete cited procedure.

Ordinary presser feet attach by aligning the foot's cross pin with the gap in the presser-foot ankle and pushing until the foot snaps into place.

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SINGER M1505

Turn the power switch off (“O”) first. Push the presser foot to disengage it from the holder cut-out; to attach it, install the foot pin into the holder cut-out.

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SINGER M1600

Turn the power switch off (“O”) first. Push the presser foot to disengage it from the holder cut-out; to attach it, install the foot pin into the holder cut-out.

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SINGER M1605

Turn the power switch off (“O”) first. Push the presser foot to disengage it from the holder cut-out; to attach it, install the foot pin into the holder cut-out.

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Janome MC6600P
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Turn the power off before detaching or attaching the holder. No shank dimensions, adapter geometry or unrelated-foot fit is inferred.

Raise the presser bar and turn the thumbscrew counterclockwise to remove the holder. For attachment, loosen the thumbscrew, position the assembly on the presser bar as illustrated and tighten clockwise.

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HUSQVARNA VIKING EMERALD 116
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Align the foot cross-pin between the ankle spring and press back until it snaps into place. This establishes foot-to-ankle attachment only.

Ordinary presser feet snap onto the machine’s presser-foot ankle.

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HUSQVARNA VIKING EMERALD 118
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Align the foot cross-pin between the ankle spring and press back until it snaps into place. This establishes foot-to-ankle attachment only.

Ordinary presser feet snap onto the machine’s presser-foot ankle.

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HUSQVARNA VIKING EMERALD 122
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Align the foot cross-pin between the ankle spring and press back until it snaps into place. This establishes foot-to-ankle attachment only.

Ordinary presser feet snap onto the machine’s presser-foot ankle.

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Singer C430
Conditions & scope (3)
  • Switch off first. The sole snaps onto the holder as described separately. Holder removal does not establish standardized shank class or universal attachment fit.
  • Exact retained model/edition only; follow the complete illustrated instructions. Switch off for manual needle, foot and threading adjustments; unplug before user maintenance. Documented powered automatic controls require their stated sequence and hands clear.
  • Evidence is limited to this model and manual edition. No alias or identity equivalence, or retail replacement-fit verdict is established.

Remove it for feet with their own shank or cleaning: foot off, loosen thumb screw, remove holder; replace by pushing holder fully up from bar bottom and tightening screw.

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bernette 33
Conditions & scope (2)
  • The earlier snap-on sole description remains separate. This manual’s sole-release paragraph says ‘snap off the presser foot holder,’ while a separate section describes the screw-fastened holder. That wording remains ambiguous; it does not establish a standard shank size or compatibility with replacement feet.
  • For bernette b33 and its English January 2026 fourth-edition manual only. Earlier workbook information and its limitations remain separate. Switch off for needle-area adjustments; switch off and unplug before maintenance, adding or removing parts, and changing the needle. These stronger instructions still apply where the care chapter says ‘off and/or unplug.’ Based on documentation reviewed using AI, without personal human review, hands-on testing, a rating-plate check or confirmation that replacement products fit. Use the complete manufacturer instructions and diagrams.

The holder has a setscrew into the threaded hole in the presser bar. Remove it counterclockwise and refit/tighten clockwise with a screwdriver. Use the foot appropriate to the stitch; wrong-foot clearance can break the needle.

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bernette 35
Conditions & scope (2)
  • The earlier snap-on sole description remains separate. This manual’s sole-release paragraph says ‘snap off the presser foot holder,’ while a separate section describes the screw-fastened holder. That wording remains ambiguous; it does not establish a standard shank size or compatibility with replacement feet.
  • For bernette b35 and its English January 2026 fourth-edition manual only. Earlier workbook information and its limitations remain separate. Switch off for needle-area adjustments; switch off and unplug before maintenance, adding or removing parts, and changing the needle. These stronger instructions still apply where the care chapter says ‘off and/or unplug.’ Based on documentation reviewed using AI, without personal human review, hands-on testing, a rating-plate check or confirmation that replacement products fit. Use the complete manufacturer instructions and diagrams.

The holder has a setscrew into the threaded hole in the presser bar. Remove it counterclockwise and refit/tighten clockwise with a screwdriver. Use the foot appropriate to the stitch; wrong-foot clearance can break the needle.

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bernette b05 CRAFTER
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Switch off and unplug before changing the foot or holder. The separate holder is screw-fastened to the presser bar. This does not confirm that a generic screw-on foot fits the bar.

The presser-foot holder is removable and attaches to the presser bar with its own screw.

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bernette b05 ACADEMY
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Switch off and unplug before changing the foot or holder. The separate holder is screw-fastened to the presser bar. This does not confirm that a generic screw-on foot fits the bar.

The presser-foot holder is removable and attaches to the presser bar with its own screw.

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Baby Lock Anthem
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Use the correct foot for the selected stitch and install it in the correct direction before sewing.

Raise the needle, lock the controls, raise the foot lever, press the holder's black button to remove the foot, align the replacement foot pin with the holder notch and lower the lever until the pin snaps into the notch, raise the presser-foot lever to check that the foot is securely attached, then unlock the controls.

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Baby Lock Unity
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Use the correct foot for the selected stitch and install it in the correct direction before sewing.

Raise the needle, lock the controls, raise the foot lever, press the holder's black button to remove the foot, align the replacement foot pin with the holder notch and lower the lever until the pin snaps into the notch, then unlock the controls and raise the presser-foot lever.

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Baby Lock Jubilant
Conditions & scope (1)
  • The manual names the walking foot and quilting foot as examples. This does not approve a third-party foot or adapter; securely tighten the holder screw.

For cleaning or a source-named foot that does not use the holder, turn the machine off, remove the foot, loosen the holder screw toward the back, and remove the holder. Reattach by aligning the holder notch with the screw and tightening toward you.

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Baby Lock Ballad
Conditions & scope (1)
  • The ordinary pin-and-notch sequence is not universal: the same manual names the included adapter and small screw for specified optional feet. Use the correct foot for the selected stitch and install it in the correct direction before sewing.

Raise the needle, lock the controls, raise the foot lever, press the holder's black button to remove the foot, align the replacement foot pin with the holder notch and lower the lever until the pin snaps into the notch, then unlock the controls and raise the presser-foot lever.

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Baby Lock Chorus
Conditions & scope (1)
  • The ordinary pin-and-notch sequence is not universal: the same manual names the included adapter and small screw for specified optional feet. Use the correct foot for the selected stitch and install it in the correct direction before sewing.

Raise the needle, lock the controls, raise the foot lever, press the holder's black button to remove the foot, align the replacement foot pin with the holder notch and lower the lever until the pin snaps into the notch, then unlock the controls and raise the presser-foot lever.

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Baby Lock Aerial
Conditions & scope (1)
  • The ordinary pin-and-notch sequence is not universal: the same manual names the included adapter and small screw for specified optional feet. Use the correct foot for the selected stitch and install it in the correct direction before sewing.

Raise the needle, lock the controls, raise the foot lever, press the holder's black button to remove the foot, align the replacement foot pin with the holder notch and lower the lever until the pin snaps into the notch, then unlock the controls and raise the presser-foot lever.

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Baby Lock Esante
Conditions & scope (1)
  • The cited sequence establishes only the machine's native snap-on holder procedure. Use the correct foot for the selected stitch and install it in the correct direction before sewing.

Raise the needle, lock the controls, raise the foot lever, press the holder's black button to remove the foot, align the replacement foot pin with the holder notch and lower the lever until the pin snaps into the notch, then unlock the controls and raise the presser-foot lever.

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Baby Lock Aria
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Use the correct foot for the selected stitch and install it in the correct direction before sewing.

Raise the needle, lock the controls, raise the foot lever, press the holder's black button to remove the foot, align the replacement foot pin with the holder notch and lower the lever until the pin snaps into the notch, then unlock the controls and raise the presser-foot lever.

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Baby Lock Crescendo
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Use the correct foot for the selected stitch and install it in the correct direction before sewing.

Raise the needle, lock the controls, raise the foot lever, press the holder's black button to remove the foot, align the replacement foot pin with the holder notch and lower the lever until the pin snaps into the notch, then unlock the controls and raise the presser-foot lever.

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Baby Lock Journey
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Use the correct foot for the selected stitch and install it in the correct direction before sewing.

Raise the needle, lock the controls, raise the foot lever, press the holder's black button to remove the foot, align the replacement foot pin with the holder notch and lower the lever until the pin snaps into the notch, then unlock the controls and raise the presser-foot lever.

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bernette b68 AIRLOCK
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Applies to the manual's ordinary presser-foot attachment procedure.

Place the foot pin below the shaft groove and lower the shaft until the groove engages the pin.

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Baby Lock Audrey
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Separate holder procedure, not an adapter-compatibility claim.

For feet requiring holder removal, raise the lifter and loosen the presser-foot thumb screw; to reattach the holder, raise it and tighten the screw.

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Baby Lock Elizabeth
Conditions & scope (1)
  • Install the foot in the correct direction before sewing.

Switch the machine off, raise the presser-foot lever, press the holder's black button to remove the foot, align the replacement foot pin with the holder notch and lower the lever until it snaps into place, then raise the lever to confirm secure attachment.

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Baby Lock Aventura
Conditions & scope (1)
  • For Aventura BLMAV and the cited manual only. Instructions for other models or later versions are not covered here. Additional operating requirements are not confirmed by this passage.

Align the foot pin with the holder notch and lower the lever until the pin snaps into the notch.

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Baby Lock Ellisimo
Conditions & scope (1)
  • For Ellisimo BLSO and the cited manual only. Instructions for other models or later versions are not covered here. Additional operating requirements are not confirmed by this passage.

Align the foot pin with the holder notch and lower the lever until the pin snaps into the notch.

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A shared name or part number in two manuals does not prove that one machine’s bobbin or foot fits another. Read each machine’s conditions, then check its exact record before you buy or swap parts.