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OWNER'S MANUAL
SEWING
MACHINE
MODELS 385.
1155180
or
385.
1154180
or
385.
1011180
SEARS, ROEBUCK
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on the
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The model
nomenclature
model
number
plate,
number
and
and serial
as identified
serial
number
on Page 4 of
this booklet.
Model No. 385.
Retain
these
numbers
Serial No.
for
THIS MODEL IS A CENTER
future
r'eference.
NEEDLE,
LOW BAR SEWING MACHINE.
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mention
TABLE
SECTION
1.
KNOW
YOUR
A Portable
Locate
MACHINE
Case or Cabinet
and Identify
Identify
OF CONTENTS
is Available
the Parts
the Accessories
..............
..................
2
2_3
........................
•
Sew a Button
•
Overcasting
Stitch
•
Rick-Rack
Stretch
•
Three-Step
Zigzag
Buttonholes
3
............................
SECTION
2.
PREPARE YOUR MACHINE
Set Up the Machine
Know
.........................
the Bobbin
Prepare
Your
Length
SECTION
3.
...............
SECTION
4.
31
32_33
..........................
34_35
................................
PERFORMANCE
What to Do When
9_10
36
PROBLEMS
CHART
.........................
37_38
11_13
....................
................
14_15
16_17
18
........................
18
Control
........................
t8
To Sew
30
7_8
Control
Reverse Stitch
Starting
.............
........................
Top Thread
Adjust the Top Thread Tension
Stitch Selector
.............................
Stitch
4_6
Do
NeedLe and Thread
Prepare
.........................
30
FOR SEWING
What the Presser Feet Will
Choose Your
........................
.............................
Sew in a Zipper
Smocking
29
.........................
............................
SECTION
5.
CARE FOR YOUR MACHINE
Replacing the Light Bulb ......................
Cleaning the Machine ......................
Oiling the Machine ........................
19
39
39_40
41_42
PARTS LIST ........................................
43
INDEX
44
LEARN THE STITCHES
Practical
Stitch
Straight
Stitches
Darning
Straight
Chart
......................
..........................
.................................
Stretch
............................
20_21
22_23
24
24
Zigzag Stitches
...........................
•
Basic Zigzag
.............................
25
•
Satin
.............................
26
•
Applique
•
Bar Tacking
•
Monogramming
•
Embroidery
Stitch
...............................
.............................
..........................
.............................
25_31
27
27
28
28
............................................
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Case
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stored
any-
Take
Bobbin
W;nder
Tension
up Lever
Stitch
D_sc
where.
Up per Th read Guide
Top
Thread
Tension
Control
Face Cover Plate
Needle
Plate
f
Shuttle
2
Cover
Selector
Top
Cover
SpooE
Pins
Accessory
box
nt brush
Thread
Guide
Bobbin
_nhofe
Clutch
Knob
Hand
Presser
Foot
opener
Lever
S
Wheel
_rge
screw
driver
_1
screw
driver
Free Arm
Lcght and
Power Switch
Nomenclature
Plate
Needle
set
Plug Connector
Foot
Control
)_
Thread
Guide
Thread
Guide
Need le Clarqp
Darning
Spool
pin felt
plate_
Straight
stitch foo:
* But[onhole
guide foot
Presser Foot
footSatin
stitch
* Model 11551 only
3
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Plug in the Machine and Switch
Foot Control Use
on the Power
Power
supply
plug
Power
switch
\\
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supply
\
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Machine
socket
4.
Push the light
on the power
Machine
plug
NOTE:
Before
inserting
machine,
be
plug
the
power
into
your
switch
is
OFF.
Your
Check
Volt
2.
3.
your
outlet
switch
to turn
machine
interrupted
or
light/power
switch
to be sure it is a 110 to 120
control
not
operate
is turned
increase
stop
sewing,
to
unless
the
To
If you
are
sure slightly,
on.
turn
prevent
off
the
injury
to
speed, gently
decrease
NOTE:
regulates
Insert
the
machine
plug
into
the
three-prong
outlet,
as shown.
It wilt
only
Insert
the power
supply
plug into the outlet.
fit one way.
speed
at
speed,
release
your
control
is sensitive
The
foot
will
increase
or
on
regulate
your
foot
decrease
speed
Practice
your
press down
with
foot.
sewing
AC outlet.
the
you sew.
the ball of your
will
switch
foot
which
light,
FEATURE:
light/power
children.
1,
J
The
To
SAFETY
the
sure
and power
and sewing
Foot control
pres-
and
your
immediately.
a scrap
sewing
taste and needs.
of
fabric
to
speed
to
Setting Spool Pins
Adjust
the Presser Foot
Lever
•
Free-Arm
Sewing:
the Removable
Extension
Table
To remove:
\
Spool pin felt
II L 0°°'0'n
H=gh
position
\
Norrnal
position
•
,
Presser foot _-_-_,';;'
lever
To Remove
Normal up
position
High
pos[tiof_'_
k,
J
J
Spool Pins are packed in accessory box.
The
Presser
Screw spool pins in place securely
screw d river.
your
presser foot.
You
can
with a
Position sppo! pin felts as shown in illustration.
normal
Foot
raise
up
presser
foot
fabrics
under
it
position
or
to
Lever
raises and
about
1/4"
higher
Grip
the table with
2.
Pull gently
your
to the left.
To Attach
:
To Attach
the Extension
(for
index
free-arm
finger,and
The extension
sewing)
thumb,
table
will
as shown.
snap out.
than
of the
help
heavy
place
1,
Table
lowers
for easy removal
you
the Extension
the presser foot.
Table
(for flat-bed
1.
Insert the tab and the pin into their
2.
With
your
thumb
and index
finger,
sewing)
catches.
gently
snap in.
•
Free-Arm
Your
sewing machine
This feature
*
(Continued)
can do free arm sewing.
makes sewing
bar
tacking
belt
loops
to
or
avoicl
fabric
easy for:
reinforce
and waistline
made
needle.
6
Sewing
homemade
bunching
pockets,
on
ready-
garments
to
around
the
*
stitching
sleeves,
legs, or any circular
waistbands,
garment
pant
area.
*
darning
socks
or
elbows,
or areas
ren's clothes.
mending
of wear
knees,
in child
sewing
buttons
bands, etc.
on
sleeves,
waist-
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The Presser feet
•
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are an important
feature
of this machine.
You
•
Change the Presser Foot
Use the correct presser foot for the stitch
you wish to sew.
Consult the practical
need to know
what
each foot
does in order
to use them
effectively.
Presser Foot Types
Zigzag
Foot
Straight
Foot
Stitch Chart on pages 20 _ 21 and the
detailed
directions for sewing with the
various presser feet.
Ztgzag
foot
Straight
sti%ch foot
s
Use
this
foot
for
both
straight
and
stitching.
!
Uses:
Straight
stitching
Topstitching
(see p. 2_22),
(see p. 23),
stretch
(see p. 24),
Zigzag stitching
Bar tacking
Button
the various
bar to
the
presser
foot
thumb
insert
using
the
the foot
foot
lever.
screw,
from
presser
its highest
the
large screw
is secure.
Loosen
choose
bottom.
feet,
position
the
Tighten
driver
raise the
by lifting
the
proper
the
to make
presser
foot,
screw
certain
(see p. 25),
(see p. 2j),
sewing
Overcasting
presser
Use this foot
using center
Straight
To change
zigzag
(see p. 2__9_9),
stitch
(see p. 30),
Rick-Rack
stretch
(see p. 30),
Three-step
zigzag [see p. 3__11),
Smocking
(see p. 3__66)
Uses:
exclusively
for straight stitching
needle position
Stratight
Topstitching
Stratight
stitching
only.
(see p. 22),
(see p. 23_),
stretch
(see p. 24)
•
Presser Foot Types (Continued)
Satin
f
Stitch
Zipper
Foot
Satin
Use this
applique
Uses:
Buttonhole
Foot
Guide Foot (Model 11551 only)
4-
foot
for satin
and Buttonhole
Satin
stitch
Applique
stitch
stitch
and
making.
(see p. 26),
(see p. 27),
Monogramming
(see p. 28)
Zipper
foot
oultining
This
foot
your
zipper.
can be set to
sew on each side of
The edges of the foot
zipper
and keep the seam straight,
Uses:
Zipper
application
Buttonhole
foot
guide the
(see p. 3#,)
Use this
foot
to measure
Uses:
for
your
Buttonhole
(Built-in
buttonholes.
buttonholes
making
method)
guide
fool
It is marked
accurately.
(see p. 3__2)
•
Check
1.
Look
2.
A damaged
needle
and silk-like
fabrics.
Always
smooth
Yourchoice
ofneedle
andthread
depends
on the
In your
needle case, you will
find the following
Blue (1 1) ............
for stretch
Orange
for lightweight
(1 1 ) ..........
Red (14)
Purple
............
(16)
..........
thicker
(18)
..........
for
fabrics
weight
weight
and
fabrics
decorative
on these fabrics
needle
has a
topstitching
heavy
stitching
needles:
or medium-heavy
topstitching
Green
color-coded
medium-heavy
(This
you are sewing.
fabrics
for medium
for
fabric
weight
larger
thread
hole
for
thread.)
fabrics
on these fabrics
and decorative
top-
Your Needle
for barbed
or blunt
point.
can cause permanent
buy a good quality
thread.
and consistent
in thickness.
It should
snags or runs
resist
in knits,
tangling
and
fine silks
be strong,
To Change Your Needle
FABRIC
Lightweight:
Batiste, Dimity,
Chiffon,
Silks, Fine Lace, Organza,
Crepe, Taffeta,
Voile,
Organdy
Medium Weight:
Cotton,
Cotton
Blends,
Percale, Gingham,
Shantung,
Pique,
Seersucker,
Satin, Knits,
Vinyl Suitings,
Linen,
Wool Crepe, Leather
Medium
Heavy Weight:
Corduroy,
Denim, Wool,
Sailcloth,
Wool Flannel,
Gabardine,
Velvets,
Leather
NEEDLE
SIZE AND
COLOR
11-ORANGE
14-RED
SIZE
RECOMMENDED
STITCH
LENGTH
SETTING
Polyester Core/Cotton
Wrap
Fine Mercerized
Cotton
Silk A
12 stitches
inch
50 Mercerized
Cotton
Polyester Core!Cotton
Wrap
Silk A
10 _ 12 stitches
per inch
per
"
L
Needle
....
14-RED
or
16-PURPLE
Heavy Weight:
Coatings,
Upholstery
Cotton
Duck, Heavy
Twills,
Canvas
18-GREEN
Decorative
top-stitching
on all types of fabric
16-PURPLE
18-GREEN
Stretch Fabric:
Polyester Double Knits,
Nylon Tricot,
Jersey,
Stretch Terry, Spandex,
Cire Tricot
THREAD
11-BLUE
(STRETCH
FABRIC
NEEDLE)
with"QFOOT"
50 Mercerized
Cotton
Mercerized
Heavy-Duty
Polyester Core/Cotton
Wrap
Silk A
8 _ 10 stitches
per inch
Heavy Duty Mercerized
Cotton
Polyester Core/Cotton
Wrap
Sitk A
8 stitches
inch
Buttonhole
(Use as top
6 _ 8 stitches
mch
Twist
thread
only)
Polyester
Core/Cotton
Wrap
50 Mercerized
Cotton
f
screw
Flat
sfde
away
from
yoJ
per
NOTE:
Raise
tion
t0 -_ 12 stitches
per inch
the
by
needle
turning
bar to
the
its
highest
posi-
hand
wheel
toward
screw
by turning
you.
per
1.
2.
3.
Loosen
the
toward
you.
Remove
insert
with
needle
clamp
the needle by pulling
the
new
needle
into
the flat side away from
the
5.
Tighten
clamp
from
your
needle
clamp
you.
Push the needle up as far as it will
the needle
it
it downward.
4.
large screwdriver
10
clamp
;
go.
screw firmly
accessory
with
box.
the
•
To Remove
the Bobbin
Case from the Machine
r
=
•
Wind the Bobbin
f
Release
knob
clutch
toward
by
turning
clutch
you.
J
Remove
the
the
machine
left.
Open
puIIing
extension
by
the
down
table
pulling
shuttle
the embossed
from
it to
the
cover
by
part on
To remove
tie, pull
Pull
bobbin
open
bobbin
case from
shut-
latch
of bobbin
case.
case
straight
out
of
shuttle.
the left side of the cover,
Raise
needle
by rotating
to
hand
its highest
wheel
position
toward
you.
11
•
Wind the Bobbin (Continued)
f
Draw
winder
thread
tension
from
spool
through
disc as shown,
bobbin
Pull
bobbin
end
of
thread
as shown.
through
hole
in
Place
bobbin
spindle
with
the
top
winder
Holding
chine.
of
shaft
onto
When
onto
the
bobbin.
to
the right
end
winder
coming
Push
from
bobbin
until
of thread,
bobbin
snip off end of thread.
12
bobbin
end of thread
it clicks.
start
is slightly
ma-
filled,
Wind
thread
until
bobbin.
Clip thread.
Tighten
clutch
winder
knob.
stops.
Remove
•
Insert the Bobbin into the Bobbin Case
Place
making
wise
bobbin
bobbin
in
bobbin
sure thread
and
is
case
feeds clock-
coming
from
Pull
thread
as shown,
through
slot of case
Pult
thread
spring
and through
as shown
above,
under
tension
the opening
Holding
case
into
latch
open,
shuttle
and
position
release
Case
should
when
latch
lock
into
place
is released.
latch.
as shown.
13
•
Thread
Your
Needle
(!)
The numbered
Dotted
lines
steps below
follow
show places where
the numbers
the thread
on the illustrations.
loops
and then
is pulled
tight.
f
7
1. Draw
guide,
thread
through
thread
2. While
holding
spool,
threading
you
tension
thread
hand
wheel
on spool
the spool.
l&
take-up
toward
lever
you.
pin as shown,
to
its highest
Raise presser foot
with
thread
coming
position
lever.
from
near
thread
channel
making
is pulled
Raise
thread
draw
into
toward
sure the thread
firmly
between
the
discs.
by turning
Place spool
the
back
of
3. Draw
and
thread
around
as shown.
down
the
channel
spring
wire
4.
Draw
take-up
thread
_ever.
up & through
Pick Up Your
Bobbin Thread
o
1.
Raise
presser
lever.
Hold
loosely
®
in ]eft
hand
and
rotate
handwheel
toward
you
one complete
J
5.
6.
Draw
thread
thread
guide.
Pull
the thread
it through
7.
Thread
then
Thread
NOTE:
into
and slip
into
front
want
for
to back.
to
end of the thread
scissors
pick
Bring
bobbin
thread
up by pulling
top thread.
3.
Pull both
back
threads
of the
under
and to the
presser foot,
to 4 inches of thread
leaving 3
clear.
turn.
up bobbin
1.
Is needle threaded
2.
Is thread
3.
Are 3 to 4 inches of thread
4.
Is thread
5.
Is bobbin
6.
Is the
tangled
from
thread
around
front
by following
steps given above, then check:
to back?
needle?
coming
from
the shuttle?
cut
with
easier
from
shuttle
tangled?
needle
guide.
may
If you cannot
2,
guide.
is slipped
needle from
You
and
to the left
the thread
bar thread
8.
down
foot
needle thread
properly
machine
installed
threaded
in the bobbin
according
case?
to the instructions?
the
sharp
needle
th reading.
15
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Choose
Top side of fabric
the Correct
The best tension
\
Setting
mark
Tension
will
depend
:
on;
--
the stiffness
and thickness
--
the number
of fabric
--
the type of stitch
of the fabric
layers
Loose__
The top thread
is too loose.
The top _hread
is too tight
T_ghten
Top side
_.._T_.,.._
Top side
of fabric
of fab__
For Straight
The
ideal
fabric,
If you
Stitch
straight
as shown
look
gaps, that
stitch
will
have threads
above, magnified
at the
each stitch
stitch,
front
is smooth
locked
between
the two
layers
of
The top thread
appears on the
underside of the
fabric.
to show detail.
and back,
you
will
notice
that
there
are no
The bobbin thread
appears on the
upper surface of the
fabric.
and even.
J
Tension
The
bottom
is too loose:
top
thread
16
shows
of the fabric,
of the stitch
will
Tension
through
the
The
The bottom
side
the
feel bumpy.
is too tight:
bobbin
top
the stitch
thread
will
of the fabric.
will
come
The top
feel bumpy.
through
side of
For Zigzag
Stitch
In the ideal
fabric
for
zigzag stitch,
and the
the
match
correct
in your
the
top threads
bobbin
will
appearance.
sewing
threads
wilt
show
slightly
on the under
Adjust
the
_,."L Y-"
thread
show
on
top
side.
tension
of the
See below
for
the
best
conditions.
Too Tight
C. (?=
top
not
Too
Loose
Just Right
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Top
Side of Fabric
Bottom
side of Fabric
Bottom
side
of
Fabric
Too Tight"
Too
Loose:
Just
Right:
--
--
The
top
thread.
will
toop
through
the points
on the
bottom
of the
stitch
and wdl be
pulled
almost
together.
--
Minimize
the
amount
of
top
thread
visible
on
the bottom
side of
fabric
without
causing
excessive
puckering
or
causing
the
bottom
thread
to
show
on the top
side_
Results vary
with fabric, thread
and sewing conditions_
The points of the
zigzag
will
pull
together
on top of
the stitch.
17
t_
6
8
12240
I
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I
!
Setting mark_
I
I
,..
The
stitch
selector
determines
also
the
not
only
you
select,
but
width
for
stitch
regulates
regular
control
zigzag
the
stitch
and
rick
rack
stretch
J
The stitch
length
length
The higher
the number,
stitch.
0 means no feed.
different
designated
Straight,
(Model
11551
only)
are
and
Stretch
(Model
Buttonhole
Zigzag
[Models
11551
Stretch
11541)
11551
Settings
the
the shorter
the
k.
In stretch stitch sewing, Stitch Length
Control
should be in the detent position between S and L (vposition)for
most
materials.
Depending
upon the
type of fabric used, you may need to
adjust this control
to match forward
stitches of stretch sewing with
reverse
motion
stitches.
To shorten
stretch
stitches,
turn the control
ward "'S". To lengthen,
"'C",
are orange.
Rick-Rack
11551
NOTE:
stitches
and Three-Step
Stretch
11541),
of
by color.
Zigzag
Straight
only)
types
regulates
of the stitch.
stitches.
The
control
and
(Models
and
Smocking
only)
are gold.
(Model
11551
are blue.
To
avoid
damage,
is up
needle
be sure
and out
adjusting
this
or
your
of fabric
fabric
Smocking stretch
needle
when
control.
Rickrack stretch
18
slightly
toturn toward
To reverse
stitch,
trol
sewing.
during
hold
Release to sew forward
down
again.
this
con-
Now
that
you
Kenmore
1.
are familiar
sewing
Inspect
afraid
the
with
machine.
needle.
to change
the controls
Below
It should
your
on your
are some good
be straight,
needle frequently.
machine
habits
properly
Many
and with
to follow
the accessories
each time
set and sharp
of the new fabrics
you sit down
on the
point.
provided
It should
made of synthetic
for the machine,
you are ready to start to sew with
your
new
to sew:
be the correct
size for the fabric
blends tend to dull the needles
and thread
more easily
than
being used. Do not be
fabrics
made of natural
fibers.
2.
3.
Before
placing
during
the sewing
Test
the
suitable
4.
Fabric
the material
machine
to your
should
seam marking
on the machine,
the ends of the threads
of the seam.
stitch
you
on a scrap of fabric
plan to use. The fabric
have been drawn
should
be double
about
thickness.
4 inches to the rear of the machine.
Adjust
the machine
for the length
Hold
on to threads
of stitch
and tension
placed
on the 5/8"
fabric.
be placed
under
the
presser foot
on the needle plate when
5.
Run the machine
6.
Fasten each seam by back tacking
7.
Always
8.
Guide
the fabric
9.
When
turning
finish
see that
of the first 3 or 4 stitches
making
with
at a slow even speed. The more
sewing
gently
with
your
the hand wheel manually,
to the left of the needle and the right
put on the foot
control,
edge of the material
the faster
the machine
will
sew.
and end of the seam.
the needle at its highest
hand
of the material
seam.
pressure you
at the beginning
each seam with
the bulk
a simple
point.
in front
of the needle.
Never pull
always
turn
you.
it toward
or hold the fabric
in such a way that
the normal
feeding
is altered.
19
Stitch
Selector
Stitch
Foot
STRAIGHT
, :
_ '
Straight
Zigzag
....
ZIGZAG
|
.
Other
Attach.
Check
plate
Chart
: ,
Thread
Tension"
2 _
Stitch
Length
6
v-.
"
_
6 _ 12
,
Regular
,
.
Uses
seams,
invisible zipper,
zippers,
Refer to Page
topstitching,
cording,
Zigzag
Satin
"
:
'
Check
Chart
:
,
,
1L4
Check
Chart
I
• •
2 _ 5
....
6 ~ 24
•
0_'24
t,
i•
satin
work,
finish for p]acemats,
cuffs and pockets.
,
22 _ 24
34 _ 35
"
Finish edges, buttons,
bar tacks.
.
_ .
Use for applique
darning,
etc,
'
i
2O
Needle
i
i
STITCH
,
Darning
t
SATIN
'
stitch, sewing
:
. • :
also as decorative
blankets,
collars,
36
-
.
25 ~ 30
:
26 _ 28
St itch
STRAIGHT
STR ETCH
(Models 11551
11541)
RICK-RACK
STRETCH
(Models 11551
Stitch
Selector
and
Ill
III
ill
Other
Attach.
Foot
Straight
Needle
Thread
Tension
Stitch
Length
L
Use on knits and other
for topstitching.
Refer to Page
Check
Chart
2 _ 6
S
Zigzag
Check
Chart
1_4
S v
Z igza9
Check
Chart
1_4
Blue Zone
24
Use for finishing
seams.
Zigzag
Check
Chart
1_4
S
Use
or as a decorative
Check
Chart
1_5
B lue Zone
_
•
Uses
stretch
fabrics,
good
24
Z i gza9
and
L
Decorate
garments
with
One row or several
30
11541)
THREE-STEP
ZIGZAG
(Model 11551 only)
SMOCKING
STITCH
(Model 11551
only)
•
L
nn smocking
31
stitch.
36
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1%/
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BUTTONHOLE
(Model 11551 only)
,iq
I
Buttonhole
Buttonholes:
also corded
buttonholes.
32 _ 33
2r"'i
1-11
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f
Straight
• Use the Seam Guides
Stitch
Set the Machine
Stitch
selector
Cornering Guide
Top thread tension
control 2 to 6
Stitch length
control 6 to 12
The
seam guides
are there
1.
Raise the presser foot.
2.
Raise
the
needle
- 7.
to
its
highest
position.
3.
Place the
to
Zigzag foot
edge of
a stitching
needle
plate
the fabric
guide
line
(5/8"
the
the end of the seam; you
want
to reverse
8.
Raise the presser
the fabric.
9.
Cut the threads.
next
on
is
At
to lock
foot
may
the stitch.
and remove
width.
to
on the
help
you
needle
plate
measure
seam
The lines are 1/8"
the 5/8"
and 7/8"
apart,
with
lines marked.
• Turn a Square Corner
most
common).
4.
L
Draw
the
threads
back and lower
5.
6.
Press the foot
Hold
the fabric
guide
it
along
loosely
the
it feeds naturally.
Do
not
pull
the
control.
that
force
towards
the presser foot.
and gently
guide
the fabric
line,
so
or try
to
,.
""
To turn
fabric
1.
it tight.
a square
stitching
by
turning
toward
you
when
facing
you
lines
Raise
guide,
the
fabric
the 5/8"
Lower
stitching
22
5/8"
and
needle
the
3.
corner
form
the
edge:
Stop
cornering
2.
)
lower
hand
the
the
wheel
fabric
edge
with
the
up
as shown.
presser
foot
and turn
to
the
edge with
presser foot
and begin
line
seam guide.
the
in the new direction.
I
•
f
Use the Darning Plate
•
Topstitching
Set the Machine
when
o control
you
the fabric
sew, you
Stitch length control
6to12
Top thread tension
_L.
control 2 to 6
want
Darning
so that
they
Stitch
youself.
Plate covers the feed dogs
do not
To .Put on the
touch
Darning
2.
the fabric.
Plate:
holes
Darning
match
-holes
darning
holes
are slightly
plate,
Position
the
Fit the
needle
will
plate
these
to the
darning
left
plate
with
show
The feed dogs
through
the
darning
plate holes.
Use the
ways:
darning
Darning
the fabric
edge
of
guide
the fabric
the
next
presser
in the
to
produce
garment
edges flat
Accent
two
needle
and Its Uses
emphasizes
and
keeps
the
lines
of
"seams and
rows
of
or
from
fabric
this
row
©
of
the edge.
adjust
your
left to right
without
from
zigzag presser foot.
for
moving
under
the
Jse
Left
topstitching
with
one
around
or
the
Needle
control
while
stitching
difficult
NOTE:
blouses
edges of cuffs,
your
from
can easily
topstitching
and crisp.
suits
You
3/8"
along
an even
Position
topstitching
for
more
or
edge
fabrics.
Use
only
foot
for
zigzag
presser
Left
Needle
Sewing.
lapels or collars.
following
(p. 24)
Embroidery
Button
.
Topstitching
outer
plate
Evenly
NOTE:
%
your
plate pins into the
holes.
edge of
right
topstitching
The Stitch
darning
the
the
edge
In
the pins on the bottom.
2.
3.
the
of center.
1.
Keep
the presser foot.
Ztgzag foot
in the
in the needle plate.
the
Selector
foot.
The rectangular
Plate
Lower
to
Stratght foot
NOTE:
!
Here's How
1.
The
Position
I
Stitch selector
_ometimes
Left Needle
(p. 28)
Sewing
(p. 29)
23
Set the Machine
Set the Machine
Stich
Stitch selector
selector
!
!L : '
Top thread tension
control
1 to 4
. ....
=. ,
=i ,1.-
Stitch length
Any number
(not necessary
to adlust)
t
Top
thread
tension
Stitch length
control 2 _o 6
!
o
Here's
1.
No presser
foot
%
How
Put
the
darning
plate
on
the
needle
plate
(see p. 233).
Darning plate
2.
3.
Remove
presser foot,
stretch
embroidery
hoops with
Draw
the
bobbin
fabric
by holding
one
stitch
at
fabric
thread
up
the top
the
spot
through
thread
Lower
the
where
the
you
wish
bar
and
sew
at
a slow
6.
Move
the fabric
back
and forth
you have covered
the darning
Turn
half
the
fabric
layer of stitching
NOTE:
If
your
damaged,
under
turn
slowly
is
use a separate
or
badly
piece of fabric
the hole to reinforce
it.
stitch
is the
the
straight
stitch,
ed for knits
stitch
topstitching
stretch
especially
and stretch
can
variation
of
develop-
fabrics.
also
on all fabrics.
be
used
for
When you finish
plate.
24
darning,
remove
the darning
fabrics
and
It can be used on other
fabrics
as well.
It works
curved
seams
garments
that will
deal
strain
of
and
well on
on
any
receive a great
(ie.
children's
clothes).
The
stretch
sewn,
but
is
when
instead
stitched
back
called
stitch),
the
does
as it
and
(sometimes
give
stitch
stretch
forward
action"
7.
was developed
knits.
actually
layer.
thin
and Its Uses
This
T,his
and sew another
over the first
fabric
until
area.
stitching
to be used on stretch
to
speed.
5.
Stretch
The Stitch
presser
Zigzag foot
and taking
start darning.
4.
Straight foo=
between
hole centered.
a
so that
fabric
of breaking.
not
is being
in
motion
"reverseit will
stretches
a
•
Basic Zigzag
Set the Machine
Stitch selector
@
Stitch length
6 to 24
Top thread tension
control 2 to 5
Here's How
There
are many ways to sew a zigzag stitch.
Consult
Z;gzag foot
Satin
the specific
Stitch
Applique
Bar Tacking
Button
Stitch
The
zigzag
common
your
and
stitch
machine.
for sewing
ming,
is one
and most versatile
Itcan
buttons,
ing.
It
trims,
can
also
mending
be used
appliques
or as a decorative
be a utility
p. 29
p. 30
on
stitch
hem-
and
to
p. 28
most
stitches
buttonholes,
overcasting,
with
of the
p. 27
p. 28
Sewing
Overcasting
Its Uses
directions,
p. 27
Monogramming
The
for detailed
p. 26
Work
Embroidery
variations
darn-
decorate
and cut-out
work
stitch.
25
•
Satin Stitch
Zigzag width
Set
the
Shtch
length :
Machine
:
24
Stitch selector
I
!2
>
>
>
Stitch length
0 to 24
<,
Top thread tens;or,
control
1 to 4
Close to 0
Satin stitch foot
The Stitch
Here's How
and Its Uses
The Satin stitch
is a versatile
used decorative
stitch,
but
and often
it can also
be used to overcast
a raw edge (for ex-
ample,
linens,
blankets,
tablecloths
and napkins).
The Satin
in
applique,
stitch
bar
is especially
tacking,
ming and embrodiery.
26
attractive
monogram-
Once
your
machine
of the fabric
weight
fabrics.
is set up to stitch,
you are planning
you may want
to use. Too tight
to experiment
a satin stitch
on a fragment
may pucker
some light
Bar Tacking
Set the Machine
Stitch selector
Top thread tension
control 1 to 4
Stitch selector
Stitch length
0 to 24
Stitch
Baste
(or
joiner)
applique
Stitch
sure
Satir, stitch foot
fuse
around
the
with
iron-on
pieces
on the
the
needle
applique
fails
along
fabric
This
stitch
is similar
fabric.
satin
stitch
and
making
the
sewing
down
into
foot and
or left.
corners,
the fabric.
pivot
the
\
outer
strain
to
a very
is used
such
to
points
of
pockets
and straps on lingerie.
short
reinforce
as corners
or
Zigzag foot
edge of the applique,
When
1
length
0
Top thread tension
contro_ 1 to 4
Sew 4 to 6 zigzag stitches.
lower
the needle
Raise the presser
fabric
to the
right
27
•
+ Monogramming
Embroidery
f
Set the Machine
Set the Machine
Stitch selector
Top thread tens_en
control 1 to 4
Stitch selector
Top thread tension
6ontrol 1 to 4
Stitch ength
0 to 24
tO adjust)
k,
_.
Here's How
Satin
stitch
Stitch length
Any number
1.
1.
Set the same as satin stitch.
2.
Back
the
fabric
with
design
on to
paper
or
foot
No presser
O)
- Darning plate
!.
3.
Draw
with
4.
the
tailor's
stitch,
width
as necessary
to
the
form
3.
Adjust
when
stitch
Draw
paper,
carefully
you have finished
remove
sewing.
width
as desired
5.
with
chalk.
Stretch
the
fabric
hoops
between
and
place
under
the needle.
it
6.
Lower
the
presser
engage the top thread
7.
Holding
hand,
you
surface
8.
Using
the
fabric
lever
the
top
thread
the
hand wheel
the
bobbin
foot
top
in your
left
toward
turn.
thread
thread
to
tension.
rotate
one comp[ete
Pull
28
needle
the design on to the fabric
embroidery
If using
on the
presser foot.
the
tailor's
pattern.
5.
plate
(see p. 1__8).
stitch
each
darning
(see p. 2__33).
Remove
4.
adjusting
the
2.
the fabric
chalk.
Satin
Put
plate
interfacing.
foot
Here's How
(not necessary
to
through
draw
to
the
the
of the fabric.
a medium
marked
speed,
outline,
carefu Ily by hand.
stitch
guiding
along
the
Sew a Button
Set
the
Machine
Stitch selector
!
'_-.%':'
._-:,b
.-_
"t:i_-_L:,: '":_-'"-_? -'''__::-"_" °71
Top thread tension
control 1 to 4
Stitch tength
Any number
(not necessary
tO adjust}
Zigzag foot
O'
Use the darning
plate for button
I.
Set the stitch selector
2.
Align
the
both
Lower
the
foot
and turn
above the right
4.
Sew about
five stitches
5.
Set the stitch
selector
stitches
button
just. below
¢omes just
sew a few
(see p. 23)
at the far right
holes of the
hole of the button
3.
sewing
To
of zigzag stitch
with
the slot
mark
of the foot
" _".
and place the left
the needle point.
the stitch
selector
strengthen
threads
leaving
the
shank,
a 20 cm (8")
_he needle
thread
down
hole
button
and wind
in the
cut
tail,
through
the
Bring
the
it around
."d_ shank.
to zigzag
until
the needle
point
hole of the button.
Draw
the
thread
to the wrong
side and
knot.
and raise needle.
at the far right
to lock
of zigzag stitch
mark
"!€_,_"
again and
thread.
29
•
Overcasting
Stitch
Rick-Rack
Set the Machine
Stitch Iength
12 to 24
I
Hints
overcasting
raw corner
right
foot
up
and Its Uses
zigzag
garment
variation
is very
construction
raw edges of any sewing
30
and
useful
in finishing
project.
in
about
of your
the
Stitch length
i
\
1/8"
seam.
inside the
If you
at the edge, the fabric
and
tangled.
This
an= 11541)
l- lO
O"
Top _hreacl tension
centroI 1 to 4
Start
The Stitch
11551
Stitch selector
I
Helpful
Zigzag
(Models
Set the Machine
Stitch selector
I
Top thread tension
control 1 to 4
Stretch
stitches
will
wilt
start
bunch
become
Zigzag foot
The Stitch
and Its Uses
Sew on stretch
you might
This stitch
top
stitch
fabrics
in any area that
use a zigzag stitch.
can be used as a decorative
as well.
•
Three-Step
Zigzag
(Model
11551
only)
Set the Machine
St{tch
selector
Stitch length
Blue Zone'=if'to
Top thread tension
control 1 to 4
24
_1_
Seam Finishing
Place the fabric
so that
the right
Z_gzag
The Stitch
foot
zigzag
zigzag and straight
three-step
would
basic
strength,
than
a regular
The three-step
ly useful
be slightly
inside
Position
that
the
tear
the stitching
under
will
the
catch
needle
both
so
sides.
hand side of the presser foot.
Guide
the
stitches
fall at the edge of the fabric.
work
so
the
right
hand
is a combination
stitch.
zigzag
use the
has more
flatter
the edge will
the presser foot
and Its Uses
The three-step
the
Mending
under
zigzag
You may use
everywhere
zigzag
you
stitch.
elasticity,
It
and
is
zigzag.
stitch
is especial-
for:
--
mending
-
sewing
patches
smoothly
and
securely.
-
repairing
straight
-
finishing
seams.
tears.
31
Set the Machine
Stitch
selector
t,
i 2[_
4
Stitch length
Blue Zone
_
2
TOp thread tension
/'?-/.._
• a. Carefully
e\_
length
on your
b. Change
foot.
c.
Insert
foot
mark
to
guide
buttonhole
2. a, Move
buttonhole
the
with
garment
the
under
buttonhole
toward
you.
foot
the
so that
garment.
guide
b.
ing running
hole
the
the
(A) toward
the top
mark
slider
meets the start
Line
up
foot
the
slider
with
the
the Stitch
Depending
own
upon
c.
NOTE:
preference
may
alter
density
in
within
2.
or your
buttonhole
the
blue
length
you
stitch
buttonhole
turn
the
dial
For
turn
the
dial
more
NOTE:
density,
"0".
Always
make
tonhole
on a scrap fabric
plan
use to find
to
suitable
stitch
Coarse
F ine
dial.
For less density,
toward
"24".
toward
32
fabric
buttonholes,
the
range on the stitch
1.
Density
your
a practice
length,
butyou
the more
for heavy
fabrics
stitches
_
_
for fight
fabrics
stitches
mark
(B),
on
the
on your
garment.
mark-
Lower
the presser foot.
The
markings
are engraved
Adjusting
(C) on the
mark
markings
the top
you
on the
slider
in centimeters.
3.
a. Set the stitch
selector
b. Sew forward
until
front
marking
of
at _E].
you reach the
your
button-
hole.
c. Stop
sewing
at the left stitch.
4. a.Setthestitchselector
at_.
b.Sew4 to6 stitches.
c. Stopsewing
attherightstitch.
5. a.Setthestitchserector
at [_3.
b.Sewuntilyoureachthebackof
thebuttonhole.
c. Stopsewing
attherightstitch.
6. a. Set the stitch selector at =_.
b. Sew 4 to 6 stitches.
c. Stop
sewing
7,
Remove
the fabric
open
with
your
accessory
and cut the hole
the buttonhole
opener
in
box.
at the left stitch.
33
Set the Machine
Stitch
selector
rend
Zipper
1/8")
of opening
teeth
Zipper
tape
Top side
of fabric
Top thread tension
control 3 to 6
Stitch length
12
Top edge of fabric
,/
Fabric
Put
Preparation:
the
gether
Ztpper
foo_
top
and
sides
the
length
at "3"'.
of
the
fabric
to-
1.
Use the
zipper
at "6"
reverse
to
lock
Fold
4,
back
2.
Turn
the left seam allowance
opening
with
thread
stitch
tension
3.
under
the
right
a 1/8"'
seam allow-
5.
Lower
side
fold.
the zipper
at the
so that
Place the zipper
1/8"
fold
side of the zipper,
foot
on the left side
of the needle.
ance to form
and top
To sew the left
set the zipper
as shown.
sew to the end of the zip-
per opening.
the stitches.
Sew
To Sew:
teeth
next
to the
foot
bottom
the needle
and the zipper
on the top
of the
tape,
and pin in place.
6.
Sew through
the fold
per tape
the
slider
7.
Lower
to
point
and the zipwhere
the
begins.
the
needle to
hold the fab-
ric and raise the presser foot.
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zipper
pierces the fold
:
8.
Open thezipper.
9,
Lower
the
presser
10.
foot
and stitch
Close
fabric
the
top
zipper
and
turn
the
side Up.
the rest of the seam.
11. To sew the
right
set
right
side of the needle.
12. Stitch
the
side of
per,
across
zipper
and
the zip-
foot
on
the
bot-
INVISIBLE
_-
ZIPPER
AND
CORDING
INVISIBLE ZIPPER
Adjust the foot so the needle is sewing through
the center hole of the foot and one groove of
the foot is riding on the teeth of the zipper as
shown, Follow the zipper manufacturer's instructions. After zipper has been inserted, finish
sewing seam by shifting foot to side position
sewing through side notch.
the
corner
and continue
to
guide
the
teeth,
as shown.
Stitch
through
zipper
foot
the
zipper
Stop about
2" from
Lower
th.e needle
fabric
and
the top of the
into
the
fabric
Remove
the
basting
stitches
and
open the zipper.
t7.
Lower
the
foot
of the seam.
the
¸
and raise the presser foot.
16.
along
¸
zipper.
15.
below
tom of the zipper.
13. Turn
14.
the
i¸¸
and stitch
the rest
Make sure the fold
is
even.
tape.
CORDING
Foot can also be used to make cording for slipcovers etc. Cover a cord with
a strip of bias
fabric and sew as shown.
NOTE:
Use "Low Bar Sewing
(6757)
for "invisible
which can be obtained
Machine ZIPPER
FOOT"
zipper"
and "'cording",
at any Sears retail store.
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Set the Machine
Stitch
Top thread tension
control 1 to 4
Stitch
selector
I
1 cm (3/8")
length
1
Zigzag foot
With
the
straight
apart
at
lines
3/8"
the
area to
the threads
bobbin
gathers
the
length
across
Knot
the
stitch
stitching
evenly.
other
stitch
along
threads
Sew
the
Loosen
tension
easier.
36
cm)
be smocked.
one edge.
and distribute
the
Pull
the
threads
at
decorative
gathering
Pull out the gathering
NOTE:
sew
(1
Secure the
end.
between
"6",
stitches.
stitches.
the
to
top
make
thread
gathering
PROBLEM
PROBABLE CAUSE
Incorrect
Irregular
Stitches
CORRECTION
size needle.
Choose correct size needle for thread
Rethread machine.
Tighten
upper thread tension.
I mproper
th reading.
Loose upper thread tension.
Pulling fabric.
Loose presser foot.
Unevenly wound bobbin.
Nicks or burrs at hole of needle plate.
Breaking
Needle
Bunching
of Thread
Puckering
Pulling fabric.
Incorrect
size needle.
Do not pull fabric;
Reset presser foot.
Rewind bobbin.
Replace
needle
plate,
it gently.
or polish
off
burrs
Do not pull fabric; guide it gently.
Choose correct size needle for thread
Reset needle,
Reset presser foot.
Incorrect
setting of needle.
Loose presser foot.
Upper and lower threads not drawn back
under presser foot before starting seam.
When starting
Incorrect
thread tension(s).
Using two different
sizes or kinds
Bent or blunt needle.
Reset thread
Loose presser foot.
Fabric too sheer or too soft.
guide
of thread.
a seam be sure to draw
back of presser foot
formed.
about
completely.
and fabric.
both
4" and hold until
threads
under
a few stitches
and
are
tension(s).
Upper thread and bobbin
Insert new needle.
Reset presser foot.
Use underlay
and fabric.
thread
should
be same size and kind.
of tissue paper.
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PROBLEM
Skipping
PROBABLE
CAUSE
Incorrect
size needle.
Certain knits and synthetics.
Bent or blunt needle,
Stitches
Incorrect
setting of needle.
Tight upper thread tension.
Breaking
Upper
Starting to stitch too fast.
Improper
threading.
Tight upper thread tension.
Incorrect
size needle.
Thread
Sharp eye in needle.
Nicks or burrs on shuttle.
Nicks or burrs
Breaking
Fabric
Bobbin
Thread
not Moving
Machine Jamming Knocking
38
Noise
at hole of needle plate.
CORRECTION
Choose correct size needle for thread
Use "Q NEEDLE%.
Insert new needle.
Reset needle.
Loosen
upper
thread
tension,
Start to stitch at a medium
Rethread machine.
speed.
Loosen upper thread tension.
Choose correct size needle for thread
Insert new needle•
Replace
Replace
and fabric•
shuttle, or polish off burrs completely.
needle plate, or polish off burrs completely.
Improper bobbin case threading.
Lint in bobbin case or shuttle.
Check bobbin case threading•
Clean bobbin case and shuttle,
Darning plate in place.
Stitch Length set at O.
Thread knotted
under fabric.
Remove darning plate.
Adjust Stitch Length Control.
Place both threads back under
to stitch,
Thread caught
Lint in bobbin
Disassemble
and clean shuttle.
Clean bobbin case and shuttle.
in shuttle.
case or shuttle.
and fabric.
presser foot
before
beginning
To insure that
your
machine
The feed dogs and shuttle
operates
at its best, you need to keep the essential
race areas can attract
dust and lint.
Your
machine
parts clean at all times.
can become
sluggish
or knock
loudly
if a thread
is caught.
Check and clean those areas about
If you sew frequently,
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every three
months
under
normal
use.
more often.
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1.
clean
Clean the Feed Dogs
J
Unplug
the
machine
and open the
face cover.
CAUTION!
The
light
HOT.
fingers
handle
bulb
will
be
Protect
your
when
you
Follow
1.
2.
Push
bulb
the
bulb
these direction
:
it.
up
counter-clockwise
and
turn
the
Using
a
screw
needle plate,
driver,
remove
2.
Use a tint brush
and clean the feed
3.
Replace
needle
plate into position.
dogs.
to remove
it.
3,
Put the new
up and turning
bulb
in by pushing
it
it clockwise.
39
•
Clean the Shuttle
This
about
area must
Race
be kept
every three
free
of dust,
lint
and occasional
tangled
thread.
Clean the shuttle
race area
months.
Center pin of
the shuttle
Shuttle
driver
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Shuttle
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case
Cover
F
To Clean the Shuttle
1.
2.
3.
Raise
the
Area:
needle
point
and remove
Push
shuttle
bar
To Replace
to
its
the bobbin
race
levers
highest
case.
aside.
race cover and take shuttle
Clean
the
race
with
out.
a
2.
of oil
the
and
shuttle
over-oil.
40
on the
shuttle
center
race.
pin of
race
is forming
Hold
shuttle
to form
lint
will
Put a drop
Assembly:
shuttle
a half
as illustrated
moon
so that
shuttle
on the Ieft side of the
machine.
brush.
4.
Shuttle
Position
driver
Lift
shuttle
shuttle
1,
3.
a half
by center
moon
pin and position
shuttle
on the right
side.
Pointed
cover
place
over
so as
hook
be on the bottom.
Place
shuttle
race
into
shuttle
assembly.
Do not
4.
Snap the levers back into the original
position.
f
Oil the
machine
in all areas shown
use the
machine
frequently,
before
•
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sewing.
Oil behind
Open
face
Use only
Use good
on the next two
oil the
quality
machine
sewing
under
machine
oil.
the Face Cover Plate
cover
plate
and
oil
points
a drop of oil; do not over-oil.
pages at }east once a year; otherwise
the
top
One or two
•
f
in i}lustration.
cover about
drops
every
three
the machine
months.
of oil is sufficient.
can become
In case machine
Remove
excess oil,
sluggish
is not
or will knock
loudly.
used for an extended
otherwise
it may stain
time,
If you
oil it
fabric.
Oil under the Top Cover
Remove
loosen
top
up two
cover
plate
to oil points
top screws and lift
indicated
in top of machine
head.
To remove
cover plate,
the cover plate as illustrated.
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Oil the Underside
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:
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Oil the underside
Tilt
machine
To remove
at least once a year.
head back and remove
bottom
covers,
remove
bottom
screws
covers.
(A),
0il
points
indicated
on underside
of machine.
(B) and (C) as shown.
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PARTS LIST
All
parts
listed
herein
may
be ordered
from
any Sears, Roebuck
and Co. store or
service center.
1
2
3
5
6
WHEN ORDERING
INFORMATION
:
REPAIR
PARTS,
1. PART NUMBER
3. MODEL NUMBER
ALWAYS
GIVE
THE
FOLLOWING
2. PART DESCR IPTION
4. NAME OF ITEM
If the parts you need are not stocked locally, your order will be electronically
transmitted to a Sears Repair Parts Distribution Center for expedited handling.
Ref. No.
7
8
14
9
16
15
11
10
17
12
18
13
19
20
S
21
22
23
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Part No.
47
6510
*6862
1939
8286
102403202
813404013
6551
6552
6553
6554
*6746
36353
648801005
650802003
4039O
6870
593401008
*6757
*6864
6797
40164
33379
6830
802424004
820832005
41669
*6889
649802009
Description
Shuttle
Bobbin
case
Bobbin
box with
10 bobbins
Bobbin winder rubber ring
Thread spool pin
Spool pin feJt
No. 1 1 Stretch fabric needles
No.
No.
No.
No.
"Q
11 Single
14 Single
16 Single
18 Single
NEEDLES"
needles
needles
needles
needles
(BLU)
(ORG)
(RED)
(PUn)
(GRN)
Needle clamp with screw
Buttonhole
guide foot
Straight stitch foot
Standard zigzag foot
Satin stitch foot
Zipper foot
Zipper foot
Needle threader
Light bu Ib
Motor belt
Motor belt
Buttonhole
Lint brush
opener
Large screw driver
Small screw driver
Oil and lint brush
Darning
*These items are not furnished with the machine,
instructions above.
plate
but may be ordered
per
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INDEX
A
I
Appliqueing
Invisible zipper ....................
......................
27
B
Bar tacking .......
" .............
20, 27
Base ............................
2
Basic zigzag ....................
20, 25
Bobbin ....................
!1, t3,43
Bobbin case ...............
11, 13, 40, 43
Bobbin thread ..................
15_16
Bobbin winding .................
11_12
Buttonhole
.................
21, 32_33
Buttonhole guide foot ....
3, 8, 21, 32_33, 43
Buttonhole opener .............
3, 33, 43
Button sewing ..................
20, 29
L
Light and power switch
Light bulb ...................
Lint brush ...................
35
..............
3, 4
4, 39, 43
3, 39, 43
M
Monogramming
...................
N
Needle .......................
Needle clamp ....................
Needle plate ....................
Needle, th read and fabric chart
28
.........
9_10
3, 43
2, 39
10
C
Cabinet
..........................
Changing
presser foot
................
Cleaning feed dogs and shuttle race
Clutch knob
....................
Cording
Cornering
........................
guide
...................
....
2
0
7
Oiling
39_40
3, 11
35
22
D
Darning ......................
Darning plate .........
20, 24
3, 23_24, 28_29, 43
E
Embroidery
Extension
......................
table
...................
28
2, 5
F
Fabric,
needle,
thread
and
stitch length chart ...............
Face cover plate ..................
Feed dogs .......................
Foot control
....................
Free arm sewing ..................
10
2, 41
39
3_4
5_6
H
Hand wheel .....................
44
3, 15
........................
Overcasting
stitch
41_42
..................
30
Shuttle
Shuttle
cover ....................
race ......................
Smocking
.....................
Spool pin felt ..................
Spool pins ....................
Stitch length adjustment
.............
Stitch length control
................
Stitch selector
....................
Straight
Straight
Straight
2, 11
40
21,36
3, 5, 43
3, 5, 43
18
18
18
stitching
........
20, 22, 24, 34_36
stitch foot
.........
3, 7, 20_24, 43
stretch stitching
...........
21, 24
T
Thread guide .................
Thread take-up lever ...............
Thread tensions .................
Three-step zigzag ................
Top cover ......................
Topstitching
...................
Top thread ....................
Top thread tension ...............
Turning a square corner ..............
3, I4_15
2, 14
16"17
21,31
3, 41
20, 23
14_17
16_17
22
P
Parts list ........................
Performance
problems
43
37_38
.............
Plug connector
...................
Portable case ......................
Power switch
....................
Practical stitch chart . ..............
Presser foot ....................
Presser foot lever
..................
2
3_4
20_21
3, 7_8
3, 5
R
Replacing bobbin case .............
Reverse stitch control .............
Rick rack stretch stitching ..........
11, 13
18, 22
21, 30
s
Satin stitch foot ..........
Satin stitching ..................
Seam guides ......................
Sewing light .......................
Shuttle .......................
3_4
3, 20, 26_28, 43
20, 26
22
4
40, 43
Z
Zigzag
Zigzag
Zigzag
Zipper
Zipper
foot .....
7, 20_25, 27, 29_31, 36, 43
stitching
..............
20, 25_31
overcasting ..................
30
application
...............
34_35
foot ..............
3, 8, 34_35, 43
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WARRANTY
#
#
__&
FULL
25-YEAR
WARRANTY
For 25 years from
in the mechanical
FULL
For
TWO
two
the date of purchase,
components
YEAR
years
from
#
appear in the
speed control.
-
FULL
-
For 90 days from
necessary for proper
the
of
purchase,
equipment
of
ON ALL
the date
operation
the
HEAD
free of charge,
machine
EQUIPMENT
Sears will,
sewing
PARTS
repair
defects in material
or workmanship
which
appear
head.
ON ELECTRICAL
date
WARRANTY
MACHINE
Sears will,
of the sewing
WARRANTY
electrical
90-DAY
ON SEWING
free
machine,
AND
of
OF SEWING
charge,
including
repair
MACHINE
defects
electronic
MECHANICAL
in material
components,
or workmanship
motor,
wiring,
which
switch
and
ADJUSTMENTS
of purchase,
Sears will, free of charge,
replace any parts
of the sewing machine, except for normal maintenance.
and
provide
mechanical
service
,p
-
WARRANTY
SERVICE
CENTER/DEPARTMENT
IS AVAILABLE
IN THE
UNITED
BY
RETURNING
THE
SEWING
MACHINE
TO THE
NEAREST
SEARS
SERVICE
STATES.
#
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This warranty
gives you specific
legal rights, and you may also have other
SEARS,
ROEBUCK
AND
CO., D/817
WA,
rights which
Hoffman
vary from
state to state.
Estates, IL 60179
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SEWING MACHINE
Now that you have purchased your Kenmore Sewing Machine, should a need ever exist for repair parts
or service, simply contact your nearest Sears Service Center. Be sure to provide all pertinent facts when
you call or visit.
The model number of your Sewing Machine will be shown on your nomenclature
your Sewing Machine. See page 3 for location.
WHEN ORDER ING REPAIR PARTS, ALWAYS
*MODEL
NUMBER
*NAME OF ITEM *PART
GIVE THE FOLLOWING
INFORMATION:
DESCRIPTION
If the parts you need are not stocked locally, your order will be electronically
Repair Parts Distribution Center for handling.
SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO., Chicago, IL60684
S-385
plate on the back of
Printed
in Taiwan
transmitted
to a Sears
U.S.A.
Part No. 649800030
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