Kenmore 1791 инструкция обслуживания

TABLE OF CONTENTS KNOWING YOUR MACHINE Page Knowing parts and features 1 - 2 GETTING READY TO SEW Setting up your machine 3 Electronic needle contro|, stitch selector and indicator 4 Winding the bobbin Threading your machine Checking for correct tension Changing needies, needleplates Special fabnc chart STRAIGHT AND ZIGZAG SEWING Using the free-arm[...]

KNOWING YOUR SEWING MACHINE !. Free arm 2. Free-arm cover 3. Bobbin window 4. Bobbin cover piate 5. Swing-away base release 6. Needleptate 7, Presser foot 8. Needle bar thread guide 9. Needle clamp screw t0. Needle bar 11. Thread guide 12, Face cover pIate 13. -Thread tension spring BACK VIEW !4. Top threading path !5. Slotted take-up lever 16. Top[...]

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GETTING READY TO SEW SETrlNG UP YOUR MACHINE When you open your Kenmore carton, you'll find the basic machine, foot control, the instruction book you now are reading, and one box of attachments {Accessories end ButtonholerL Set your machine on a sturdy flat surface. Be sure to wipe off any excess oil that may have accumulated in shipping, Step[...]

ELECTRONIC NEEDLE CONTROL Needle stops precisely in up or down position The electronic control panel contains three switches. One switch provides an electronically controlled basting or tacking to take the chore out of hand basting. The other two switches electronically control the needle to stop in either the up position for general sewing, or in [...]

WINDING THE BOBBIN A) Place thread on Spool Pin (32) and cover with a cap (32) as shown below. To wind bobbin, draw thread from spool through Rear Thread Guides (34 and 36) and the Bobbin Winder Disc (35) as indicated below. B) Pull end of thread through any hole m bobbin; place bobbin on Bobbin Winder Shaft (18) with end of thread coming from to[...]

THREADING THE BOBBIN CASE Drop-in bobbin makes this a simple sure operation A) Make sure needle is in highest position (this will always be true if top left needle position light is on). B) Remove Bobbin Cover Plate (4) -- just lift up the front and it slips right out. C) Now place the full bobbin in Bobbin Case with thread coming off in a counter-[...]

THREADING THE REST OF YOUR MACHINE Upper threading ... needle threading ... now quick and easy 7 B) Now pull thread toward you into Top-Threading Path (14), down to Tension Spring (13) -- diagram above, Pull thread up into spring. Then draw thread through stotted take-up ]ever (t5} and down again through either side of lower thread guide (1t). C) M[...]

THREAD TENSION: STRAIGHT STITCHING "Balance" is the key to handsome, durable straight stitching o Decrease tension Increase tension CHECKING FOR CORRECT TENSION OF THREAD The good looking appearance of your straight stitching is mainly determined by the balanced tension of the top thread and bobbin thread. The tension is well balanced whe[...]

CHANGING NEEDLES AND NEEDLEPLATES Needle choice depends on thread _,.,both determined by fabric YOUR SIZE 14 NEEDLE IS BASIC., o o,. to most of your sewing, To replace needle: Turn hand wheel toward you to raise Needle Bar (10) to highest posi- tion. Loosen Needle Clamp Screw (9) with screwdriver. Holding flat side away from you, insert needle as f[...]

CHOOSING THE RIGHT NEEDLE FOR THE FABRIC Kenmore needles are recommended for all Kenmore machines ,,. you'll find them in your nearest Sears store or the Sears General Catalog. m the sewing machine section. If you do not have a Kenmore needle, prease use th_s illustra- tion to be sure your needle as the right size. Distance from top of needle [...]

11 STRAIGHT AND ZIGZAG SEV_NG YOUR FOOT CONTROLS THE SPEED THE "PRESSER FOOT" APPLIES THE PRESSURE ZIGZAG_ _ STRAIGHT FOOT _ _F_IOTOC_ Z3gzag |ool mstatled on machine: 8 others In _:cesso_ea, Easy to use as an automobile accelerator{ Seated comfortably? Directly in front of your machine? Place the Foot Control (46) where your foot reaches[...]

THE "FEED DOGS'" KEEP THE FABRIC MOVING The Feed Dogs (42) are at work reside your machine under the Needleplate (6) creating an upward force that moves fabric under presser foot. As the stitch is being set into the fabric, the feed comes up to help presser foot keep fabric taut, then to advance fabric one stitch at a time. Feed auto[...]

13 SWING UP FOR FREE ARM SEWING i This machine easily converts from a flat-bed to a free-arm machine for easy handling of awkward, hard-to-reach sewing tasks. To convert to free-arm, push Release But- ton (5), swing base up and away. With the Base (44) swung away, you can ship any sleeve under the presser foot. Now you can see seam clearly, sew wit[...]

EASY TO SET FOR ALL STRAIGHT STITCH I NG Stitch length is your key decision Chances are, you'll use straight stitching most fre- quently. This is the basic permanent stitch that holds the garment together. You'll use the Straight Stitch Presser Foot and Straight Stitch Needteplate, of course. Machine settings are detailed below. For perma[...]

15 MAKING PERMANENT SEAMS TRULY PERMANENT Backtacking.., crossing seams o_o turning square corners HANDSOME TOP-STITCHING , electronic ,,jjj It's a good idea to begin and end each seam by stitching in reverse, pressing down Reverse Stitch Control (23). Be sure both threads are drawn back under presser foot. Stitch backwards about _", This[...]

"TEMPORARY'" SEWING BY MACHINE New free basting method for very long stitches !%!o longer do you need to baste by hand! Regular basting (above right) by machine is easy -- simply use straight stitching with longest available length setting (6 stitches per inch). And your Kenmore has a free basting method for yew long stitches (lower [...]

17 ZIGZAG STITCHING m AND HOW IT EXPANDS YOUR SKILLS Many plain and fancy uses Simple zigzag stttching enables you to do many exciting things with your Ken- more sewing machine. Beyond basics, you'll use zigzag stitching to applique, embroider and monogram. Unlike straight stitches, zigzag stitches have a side-to-side width as well as a stitch[...]

CHANGE STITCH LENGTH AND WIDTH FOR STRENGTH ...FOR VARIETY YOUR KEY CONTROL is the Stitch Width Control (21), When adjusting settings, remember: the higher the number the wider the zigzag stitch, Your choice of zigzag stitch width and length wilt depend on the fabric and job. The stitch length-rule is usually the lighter the fabric, the shorter the[...]

19 BLIND HEMMING-- A BASIC STITCH THAT ADDS A FINISHING TOUCH Built-in Blindstitch is a reai time-saver RIGHT SIDE OF FINISHED HEM Blind hemming is a good technique to use on garments, and especially on curtains and drapery hems so that stitches need not show on the front of the fabnc. Because your Kenmore has two types of blindstitches built in, b[...]

MENDING AND DARNING-- BY MACHINE! So much easier! Takes little practice! HOW TO REPAIR STRAIGHT OR 3-CORNERED T_-_AR Setting your machine Stitch Selector --ii;_ Stitch Width Control -- 4 Stitch Length Control -- Red zone Stitch Modifier -- Neutral Zigzag Foot Zigzag Needleplate Fit torn edges together closely as possible under the needle, starting [...]

21 OTHER USEFUL UTiLiTY AND BASIC ZIGZAG STITCHES FAGOTING t ! ! t I BAR-TACKING RBNFORCING SEAMS REINFORCING CORNERS ARROWHEAD TACKING A decorative stitch that also is good for mending knits. This is a popular decorative stitch {used in sleeves or fronts of blouses and dresses). To attach two sepa- rate pieces of fabric together, leave a little sp[...]

iNTERFACING I To support and shape edges and details You will use this for stiffening collars, cuffs, flaps m many garment areas -- fronts, hems, iapels. The interfacing may be any special fabric applied to the inside of a garment to give it shape, body and/or support. "'tnterfacings" come m light, medium and heavy weaghts w also in [...]

BUTTONHOLES AND FASTNERS 23 USING YOUR BUILT-IN BUTTONHOLE SYSTEM It's great for making single and extra-long buttonholes _p Your Kenmore built-in system is the only one that can be used on free-arm. It is an excellent way to make button- holes on cuffs, waist bands, other tight places. An important aid is the Buttonhole Guide Foot (in your bu[...]

USING YOUR SPECIAL BUTTONHOLE ATTACHMENT It wilt become your "best friend" BUTTONHOLE GU{DEPLATE TEMPLATES Another important buttonhole accessory., Your Buttonhole Guideplate is a Kenmore "special" that guides the fabric for you, elimi- nates the need to turn fabric by hand, enables you to make a variety of bas}c and spec_a! but[...]

25 IT CAN BE FUN TO TRY OUT (and show off) YOUR NEW BUTTONHOLE SKILLS Start with the ones you like in the chart below Choosing buttonhole style and size _ Each buttonholing situation will be differ- ent so you will want to experiment with your garment, considering fabric and placement of button, Here are some basic applications: Built-in buttonhole[...]

"'REGULAR- WORKED" BUTTONHOLING An art by our . grandmothers.., now easy to do by machine Settings for round-end, keyhole, eyelet .., Stitch Selector - il Stitch Width Control'-- i! to 1_ Stitch Length Control -- 0 Stitch Modifier - Neutral Buttonhole Foot Zigzag Needieplate Darntng Plate First, place darning plate over zigzag n[...]

27 PURL-EDGING FOR THAT PROFESSIONAL TOUCH You can make a purl-edge buttonhole by sewing a wide buttonhole over a narrow stitched but- tonhole. Machine settings are the same as for a round-end buttonhole. Simply choose the cor- rect size purl-edge template for your button. But be sure to adjust stitch width control to 1. Sew around the buttonhole o[...]

ZIPPERS THAT ARE SMOOTH-WORKING, GOOD LOOKING Home-sewn zippers can look as nice as those on ex- pensive ready-mades. We recommend you follow di- rections given on zipper package. There are two basic types: conventional, and invisible. Your Zipper Foot will assist you with any of these installations. Use these simple settings: i i I i i I ! For con[...]

29 MACHINE-SEWED BUTTONS? YES-- WiTH THiS KENMORE! Clear plastic foot makes job easy! Your settings: Stitch Selector ii Set Length Control at any number Width Contro! -- adjust to button size Use Zigzag Needleptate and Darning Plate Use Clear Plastic Satin Stitch Foot Scotchtape button on fabric to hold in place while needle stitches-from side to s[...]

STRAIGHT STRETCH STITCHING For seams that need to stretch with the fabric STRETCH AND SPECIAL STITCHES You'll use this basic stitch often- for garment construction or anywhere else you would use a straight stitch for seaming -- p|ain, pressed-open or double-stitched, tf you want a good looking top stitch on knits, use straight stretch ... part[...]

THE STRETCH STITCHES YOU USE MOST ARE BUiLT-IN 31 So many ways to sew today's knits! You have a Your basic settings are illustrated immediately wide variety of zigzag stitches_ simpiy set Stitch below. The only changes you need consider are Selector (22) as indicated in each "recipe"_ All variations in stitch width w as you become ex[...]

FEATHER STRETCH F Stitch Selector -- This is a good stitch to use with laces, on lingerie, bra and girdles; and to apply bias tape. It's great when quilting. ELASTIC STRETCH You'll love this for skirt-bands and lingerie Stitch Selector _ Use this versatile stitch to insert elastic in gar- ments. Simply stitch elastic into place, making su[...]

PARIS POINT STRETCH 33 Stitch Selector - G Stitch Width Control -- 2 to 3 Stitch Length Control -- 24 to 12 Excellent for hemstitching table and bed covers with a •eiegant touch. Picot-like stitch can also be made on sheer materials, Sew along the raw edge of fabric and trim close to the outside of the stitching. SOME FAVORITE STITCHES CAN BE DEC[...]

FINISHING AND PERSONAL TOUCHES SATIN STITCHES AS THE PROFESSIONALS USE THEM Closely-spaced zigzag stitches are called satin stitches. They add a lovely finishing touch to garments and {inens-- whether in simple sewing or super decorations with any of your patterns or embroidery designing. Use a Zigzag Needleptate and the special Satin Stitch Foot. [...]

HERE ARE SOME "'SINGLE-NEEDLE" DESIGNS YOU'LL LIKE TO USE Only your "fancy" is needed for this fanciwork Now we demonstrate variations and applications you'll want to master as you become more expert. For examp(e ... We've added an embroidered touch to a bias tape at right and perked-up the coller below with [...]

iMPROVE YOUR SKILLS WiTH THESE KENMORE SPECIAL AIDS Want to do "narrow-hemming"? Your Kenmore special at- tachments (found in your Accessories & Buttonhoier box) will help you develop these talents. You'll want to meet m and try all these aids. But first, we suggest, you get acquainted with your "adjustable holder" (at [...]

YOUR KENMORE EDGESTITCHER MAKES MANY TRIMS POSSIBLE 1 3 2 5 A MOST USEFUL, VERSATILE ACCESSORY 37 This one attachment helps you join fabric edges.., insert lace,.. do seam piping simplifies blind hemming as well as "French" seams. Slots numbered 1 to 5 serve as sewing guides, Set your machine for the stitch you want to use, Then follow th[...]

PROBLEM FABRICS? TOO SOFT TO FINISH? HERE ARE HAPPY ENDINGS ... The extreme stretchiness of some soft fa brics (like jerseys and lingerie tricot) can make hemming troublesome, Here are two good answers with your Kenmore. HANDSOME SHELL STITCHING This shell-stitched edge is a popular finish for lingerie and n_ghtgowns. To achieve this multiple scall[...]

APPLIQUES, OTHER ADD-ONS m EASIER WITH YOUR KENMORE Neat ways to personalize your sewing Appliques, small pieces of fabric applied as decorative trim- now are more popular than ever in adding interest to children's wear, sportswear, even dressy clothing. Select an applique to compliment the main fabric and baste it in-place, Using the satin st[...]

CARING FOR YOUR MACHINE PERFORMANCE PROBLEMS? THIS CHART MAY SOLVE THEM Your Kenmore sewing machine =s a precision instrument, designed to give you many years of troublefree sewing -- with minimum maintenance. But it is a complex machine, And you may sometimes have difficulty in mastering a given stitch, . adjusting for an unusual fabric., , learni[...]

SUSPECTED PROBLEM PUCKERING SKIPPING STITCHES BREAKING UPPER THREAD BREAKING BOBBIN THREAD FABRIC NOT MOVING ! J t i PROBABLE CAUSE Incorrect thread tension{s), Light pressure on presser foot. Using two different sizes or kinds of thread. Sent or blunt needle. Loose presser foot_. Fabric too sheer or too soft. Incorrect size needle. Certain knits a[...]

CLEANING YOUR MACHgNE AND KEEPING IT CLEAN A clean machine sews better... runs smoother... lasts longer It takes a little time -- and very little effort -- to keep the essential parts of your sewing machine in finest working order. For the easy maintenance described on these pages, you may want to buy the special sewing machine oil and brush availa[...]

HOLE SHUTTLE A LIGHT JOB TO KEEP YOUR SEWING BRIGHT Then clean shuttle area with small brush and discharge lint from hole on the left wal!, Put a drop of oi! to the points indicated by arrows, Don't over-oif.! (Reminder: don't use household oil,,, use sewing machine oil,) Step 4 When replacing a burned out bulb, only use a new sewin9 mach[...]

OILING YOUR MACHINE KEEPS IT SMOOTH RUNNING Be sure to use special sewing machine oil i To prevent friction and wear, oil your machine regularly. If you use the machine all day every day, oil it weekly. If it is used moderate!y, oil it every two months. If the machine is not used for some time, oil it the day before you start to sew to be sure you [...]

REPLACING (OR ADDING) iMPORTANT A3-[ACHNIENTS All the attachments and accessories shown on these two pages may be ob- tained from any Sears, Roebuck and Co. or Simpson-Sears Limited store or service center, __ You may want to order these NEEDLES- additional needles: Size Needle Part No, Packet of needles _ "No. 9 6550 with your machine _No._11[...]

OTHER VITAL iTEMS Adjustable Holder art 29308) _bbin Box with 10 Metal(# 6862)Bobbins Plastic Bobbins I# 6868) mo, ..r.....°o, __ I# 55501) Small Screw Driver I # 55500) *Oil & Lint Brush Magnetized |#6889) Extra Small Screw Narrow Hemmer "Not furnished with machine Drwer {# 55499) 4#29396) Zigzag Needleplate !# 45747) Spool Pin Cap 1# 55[...]

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