Sears KENMORE 385. 1254180 User Manual

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OWNER'S MANUAL
ISpVINa MACHIHE
MODELS 385. 1274180
385. 1264180
or
385. 1254180
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - ISpVINa MACHIHE

OWNER'S MANUALISpVINa MACHIHEMODELS 385. 1274180385. 1264180or385. 1254180

Page 2 - Kenmore Sewmg Machine

Set Up the Machine (Continued);e Free-Arm Sewing iContlnued)Your sewing machine can do free arm sewing.This feature makes sewing easy for;SECTiON 2. P

Page 3 - TABLE OF CONTENTS

SECTION 2. PREPARE YOUR MACHINE FOR SEWINGKnow What the Presser Feet Will DoThe Presser feet are an important feature of this machine. You need to kno

Page 4 - Locate and Identify the Parts

SECTION ,2. , PREPARE YOUR MACHINE FOR SEWING Know What the Presser Feet Will Do (Continued)a Presser Foot Types (ContinuediButtonhole Guide Footto m

Page 5 - Foot Control

Choose Your Needle and Threadin your needle case, you wii! find the following color-coded needles:Blue i111 . Orange f11) Red (141 ^ ^ Purple (16)G

Page 6 - Identify the Accessories

SECTION 2. -PREPARE-YOUR MACHINE FOR SEWINGChoose Your Needle and Thread (Continued)» Fabric, Needle. Thread and Stitch Length Chart» To Change Your N

Page 7 - Set Up the Machine

SECTION 2. PREPARE YOUR MACHINE FOR SEWINGPrepare the Bobbina To Remove the Bobbin Case from the Machinethe machine bv pulling it to the left.

Page 8 - Set Up the Madne (Continued)

SECTION 2. PREPARE YOUR MACHINE FOR SEWiNGPrepare the Bobbin iContinued)o Wind the Bobbin (Continued)Draw thread from spool through bobbin winder

Page 9

SECTiON 2. PREPARE YOUR MACHÍNE FOR SEWING« insert the Bobbin into the Bobbin CasePlace bobbin in bobbin case making sure thread feeds clockwise

Page 10

SECTION 2. PREPARE YOUR 1\^ACHINE FOR SEWiNGPrepare Your Top Thread Thread Your NeedleRaise thread take-up lever to its highest position by t

Page 11

SECTION 2. PREPARE YOUR MACHINE FOR SEWINGPick Up Your Bobbin Thread6. Pull the thread to the left and slip it through the thread guide.7. Thread th

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SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO.Dear Customer;You have just invested m a very fine zrgzag sewing machine. Before using your new Kenmore machine,

Page 13 - Choose Your Needle and Thread

SECTiON. 2. , PREPARE.YOUB MACHINE FOR SEWING Adjust the Top Thread TensionFor Straight StitchThe ideal straight stitch will have threads locke

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For Zigzag StitchIn the correct zigzag stitch, the bobbin threads will not show on top of the fabric and the top threads will show

Page 15 - Prepare the Bobbin

SECTION 2,- 'RRERARE.-YOUR MAGHINE FOR SEWINGStitch SelectorThe stitch selector control not only determines the stitch you select, bu

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Stitch Length ControlAdjusting Stretch Stitch BalanceSECTION 2. PREPARE YOUR MACHINE FOR SEWINGReverse Stitch Controllength ot the stitch.The higher

Page 17

SEGTtON 2.. PREPARE YOUR MACHÍNE FOR SEWÍNG Starting To SewiSlow that you are famtSisr with the controls on your machine and with the accessories prov

Page 18 - Your Needle

Practical Stitch ChartSECTION 3. LEARN THE STITCHES

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SECTION 3.. LEARN THE STITCHES Practical Stitch Chart (Continued)StitchSWOCKiPJGSTITCHBLIND HEM STITCHStitchSstBctorFootOtherAttach.NeediaCheck Chart

Page 20 - Adjust the Top Thread Tension

SECTIONS. LEARN THE STITCHESPractical Stitch Chart (Continued)StitchSATIN STITCHSHELLSTITCH{iWodeis 1241 and 126421SERGING IModels 12741 and 126421

Page 21 - Too Loose

SECTION 3. LEARN THE STITCHESStraight Stitchese Straight StitchSat the MachineStitch seiector(~5~)Top thread tension control 2 10 6Slitch length con

Page 22 - Stitch Selector

SECTION'S.' LEARN THE STITCHESp Use the Darning Plate 0 Topstitching® Left Needle PositionSometimes when you sew, you want to control t

Page 23 - Stitch Length Control

TABLE OF CONTENTSSECTiOW 1. KNOW YOUR MACHINEA Portable Case or Cabinet is Available ,... 2Locate and identify the Parts 2~

Page 24 - Starting To Sew

SECTION. 3. . LEARN THE STITCHES DarningStraight StretchCDSet the MachineStitch selectorTop thraad tension control 1 to 4Stitch length Any number {n

Page 25 - SECTION 3. LEARN THE STITCHES

SECTION 3. LEARN THE STITCHESZigzag Stitchesо Basic ZifzaiThe zigzag stitch is one of the most common and most versatile stitches on уоуг

Page 26 - SstBctor

SECTIONS.. LEARN THE STITCHESSatin StrtchThe Satin stitch is a versatiie and often used decorative stitch, but it can also be used to ove

Page 27 - ■SECTIONS. LEARN THE STITCHES

SECTION 3-- LEARNTHE STITCHESZigzag Stitches (Continued)a Applique^-------------------------------------Set the MachineStitch ialectorW\^uTop thread

Page 28 - « Turn a Square Comer

SECTION 3. LEARN THE STITCHES Zigzag Stitches (Continued)o Monogrammingo EmbroiderySet the MachineStitch seteciorVVi4,|Top thread terwon control 1 t

Page 29 - Stitch length controi

SECTION 3. LEARN THE-STITCHESo Sew a ButtonSet the MachineSiitch selectorTop thread tension control i to 4Stitch length Any number (not necessary

Page 30 - Straight Stretch

SECTION 3. LEARN THE STITCHES Zigzag Stitches ^Continued)® Overcasting Stitcha Rick-Rack StretchThis Zigzag variation js very useful in garment

Page 31 - Zigzag Stitches

SECTiON' 3. LEARN THE STITCHESZigzag Stitches fContinued)o IVlendingThe three-step zigzag is a combination zigzag and straight stitch. You

Page 32 - SECTIONS.. LEARN THE STITCHES

SECTIONS. LEARN THE STITCHESe Overcast Stretch Stitching Set the MachineStitch selector<. Serging or Pine Leaf Stretch Stitching (Models 12741 and

Page 33 - Zigzag Stitches (Continued)

Blind HemmingSECTION 3. LEARN THE STITCHESSst the Mach meStitch ssiectofTdp thread lensioft control I to 4Stitch length 8 to 24Zigzag footV_Set the

Page 34

SECTION!. KNOW YOUR MACHINE A Portable Case or Cabinet is AvailableA full line of sewing cabinets is available at your nearest Sears retail

Page 35 - 3. ■ LEARN THE-STITCHES

L3c6 WorliSECTiON 3, LEARN THE STITCHES . Turn raw edge of fabric under at least 1/2". Place lace underneath and top- stitch

Page 36 - Zigzag Stitches ^Continued)

ButtonholesSECTION 3. LEARN THE STITCHESSet the MachineStitch ssiectorStitch length Blue Zone cut:?Top thread tension control 1 to 5Butionhote gu

Page 37 - Zigzag Stitches fContinued)

SECTION 3. LEARN THE STITCHES Buttc3>nhoies I Continued)c. Stop sewing at the right stitch.ths buttonhole,c. Stop sewing at the right stitch.c. Sto

Page 38 - SECTIONS. LEARN THE STITCHES

SeW in a ZipperSECTiON . 3 LEARN THE ST1TGHESSet the MachineCDSi Itch selectorTop tiiresd tenstoo comrol 3 to 6Stitch length 12Zipper iootEnd

Page 39 - Blind Hemming

SECTIONS. LEARN THE STITCHES Sew in a Zipper ICotitinued)9. Lower the presser foot and stitch the rest of the seam.INVISIBLE ZIPPER AND CORDINGINVISIB

Page 40

SECTiON 3. LEARN THE STITCHESShelf Stitching {Models 12741 and 12641)SmockingSet the MachineSillch selectorTop thread tension caritroi 3 to 9Sltlch

Page 41 - Buttonholes

SECTiON 3. LEARhJ THE STITCHES Elastic Stretch Stitch (IViodel ’2741 only)Box Stitching (Model 12741 only)garments.1. Mark the elastic into quarters

Page 42 - Buttc3>nhoies I Continued)

What to Do WhenSECTION 4, PERFORMANCE PROBLEMS CHARTPROBLEMprobable causeCORRECTIONirregular Stitchesincorrect size needle.Improper threading.Loose up

Page 43 - SeW in a Zipper

SECTION 4. PERFORMANCE PROBLEIVIS CHART What to Do When (Continued)PROBLEMPROBABLE CAUSECORRECTIONSkipping StitchesIncorrect size needle.Certain knits

Page 44 - Sew in a Zipper ICotitinued)

SECTION -5. CARE TOR YOUR MACHINEReplace the Light BulbCleaning the Machine1. Unpiug the machine and open the face cover.CAUTION! The light bulb

Page 45 - Smocking

SECTION 1.- KNOW YOUR MACHINETop CaverFoot Control

Page 46

SECTIONS; CARE FOR-YOUR BACHINEo Clean the Shuttle RaceThis area must be kept free of dust, lint and occasfonai tangied thread. Clean the shuttle race

Page 47 - What to Do When

SECTION 5. CARE FOR YOUR MAGHINEOífiing the MachíneOil the machine m all areas shown on the next two pages at feast once a year; othe

Page 48 - What to Do When (Continued)

SECTION 5; . CARE FOR YOUR.MACHINEa Oil the UndersideAy Vi)S±=^llr \ ®...“Oil the underside at least once a year.Tilt machine head back and re

Page 49 - Cleaning the Machine

PARTS LISTAil parts listed herein may be ordered from any Sears. Roebuck and Co. store or service center.WHEN ORDERING REPAIR PARTS.

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IISIDEXAAppliqueing...BBar tacking . , , .Base...Basic zigzag . ,____. .Blind hemming . , , ,BobbinBobbin caseBobbin

Page 51 - Oífiing the Machíne

- ’«tfi- 'MSe- >«E|-t--^Bh- '«•f3!--‘^É-- 't-IS.. -BV ’*!' ‘‘ft=-'. -SErr. -IU^.-^Q|^ nii. . . 6J|,.-I«,. .3J

Page 52

SEWING MACHINENow that you have purchased your Kenmore Sewing Machine, should a need ever exist for repair parts on service, simply

Page 53 - PARTS LIST

SECTION.1. KNOW YOUR MACHINEIdentify the AccessoriesNeedle se? .X!; If-¡î/r;Satin stitch ^ t'ooi x'’'Accessory box..Large screw driv

Page 54 - , , . . 2

SECTION 2. PREPARE YOUR MACHINE FOR SEWINGSet Up the Machine« Plug fn the Machine and Switch on the Power* Foot Control UseOFF.1. Check vour outlet

Page 55 - WARRANTY

SECTION 2. PREPARE- YOUR MACHINE FOR SEWINGSet Up the Madne (Continued)Screw thread spool pins in place securely with a screw driver.Position s

Page 56 - SEWING MACHINE

SECTION'2. PREPARE YOUR MACHÍNE FOR SEWING* Free-Arm Sawtng; the Removabie Extertsion Table To remove:1, Grip the table with your index fi

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