Sears 17831, 17892, 17840, 17891, 17842, 17871, 17651 8TITCH WIDTH/NEEDLE, Erse, Buttonhole Control

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8TITCH WIDTH/NEEDLE

PosrrloN CONTROL

The width of all the Stitche_ produced on this machine, with the obvious exception of

To decrease or increase the width of s stitch,

turn the stitch width control dial from .!.. 4, The-higher the number the wider the atltch.

Recommended settingrenges are color. coded to patterns on the stitch selector dial.

When _ng with a double needle*, control the stitch Width within white zone on the dial.

NOTE: Doubleneedle will hit needle plate and break if stitch width la set out of white zone on the dial,

Some models enable you to straight stitch with the needle in any of threepoeitiorw - left, right or center, These positions are designated as L, R or C on the stitch width dial. Details for sewing in these positions are given on page 2!1 and 36.

_Available at most Sears retail stores and

catalog,

R ERSE

L ER

It is best to begin and finish seams with stitches taken tn reve_ about _ Inch. This

is called 'BACK TACKING. Back tacki_ fastens the ends of the seams firmly and prevents raveling.

When reverse stitching is needed, push down the lever end hold there dud_ ironing. The

fabric will im_iately start feeding back.

war= and seam will be fastened. See page tg and 21 for details.

NOTE: When you operate the lever while

ruing straight stretch stitch: the machine sews only straight stitches

and does not uw straight stitch in reverse.

Do not use the lever while sewing zigzag stretch stitches. The machine sews only zigzag stitches in reverse.

BUTTONHOLE CONTROL

This control iS used in making bar tacked

buttonholes with two con_ settings.

Detailed instructions are given on page 43, (This feature is built into the stitch selector

on some models,)

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17830, 17651, 17842, 17843, 17891 specifications

Sears has long been a staple in the retail landscape, offering a variety of products ranging from home goods to appliances. Among its many offerings are several air conditioning units denoted by the model numbers 17892, 17871, 17840, 17832, and 17831. Each of these models provides distinct features, technologies, and characteristics that cater to various consumer needs.

The Sears model 17892 is a window air conditioner characterized by its energy efficiency and innovative cooling technology. This model often includes programmable timers and remote control capability, allowing users to set their desired temperatures conveniently. The 17892 also typically boasts a multi-speed fan, enabling customization of airflow based on user preference.

In contrast, model 17871 is designed with slightly different features, focusing on quiet operation without sacrificing cooling performance. This model is ideal for bedrooms or living areas where noise can be a nuisance. The 17871 unit is equipped with sound-dampening technology, ensuring a peaceful environment, and also provides user-friendly digital controls for easy operation.

Models 17840 and 17832 share many characteristics but differ mainly in capacity. The 17840 is suited for larger rooms, offering higher BTU ratings to effectively cool larger spaces. Conversely, the 17832 is more compact, perfect for smaller areas like dorm rooms or home offices. Both units incorporate energy-saving modes to reduce electricity consumption, making them eco-friendly choices.

Finally, the model 17831 focuses on versatility and mobile convenience. This portable air conditioner features easy-rolling casters, allowing it to be moved from room to room as needed. It usually comes with a venting kit for easy installation, making it an accessible option for those seeking a cooling solution without the commitment of permanent installation.

Overall, the Sears 17892, 17871, 17840, 17832, and 17831 models cater to diverse cooling needs while emphasizing energy efficiency and user-friendly features. These units represent the evolution of home comfort technologies, providing effective solutions with varying capacities and functionalities, ensuring that every consumer's needs are met. Whether for a large living space or a cozy bedroom, Sears offers reliable air conditioning options to keep homes comfortable during those hot summer months.
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