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STRAIGHT STITCHING

Decrease ktereue

temllotl tensioh

 

Top stitch

too tight

too lOOse

ZIGZAG

STITCHING

For molt febdu the top thread tlm_on control

_o,ld be ut inthewhitezonebetwwn3 endS.

If, when you start to sew. you find that the

ztJtchlngisIrr_ulK, youwill needto adjustthe tension_,

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Make any adjustrnlmtl with ptess_ foot 'down.

1, If the lhrsadl ore kx_king on the top iu_face

withthetopthrsadlytngftat,the lop_

is

tOO tioht. Timeton can be _

by

turning the tension centre4 to the teh (lower

n, ml_rs).

2, If the m/area is heppenin9 with the threads

onthe undemideof the fe_o, the tonzlonis

too loeb, This can be oorreCt_ by tumtn9

the tensioncontrol to the right (higl_

numberz),

ZIGZAG STITCHING

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A perfect stitch is obtained when the tension is well balanced, but the tension balance may

vary according to the type end size of _le, thread and fabric, The fabdc determines size of

thread and needle, The presser foot pressure and the thread tension control should also be

adjusted properly,

FABRICS:

Heavy fabric, stiff . increase top thread tension, Use larger size needle, heavier thread and longer stitch length,

zigzag setting, the more chem_e there Is of

puckering, If this occurs decrease the top tar.don ilightly and/or reduce the zl_ag width.

BOBBIN THREAD TENSION

In the cm of zigzag stitching, the wider the The bobbin thread tension has been correctly

set at the factory, so you do not need to adjust it,

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BALANCE

Heaw fabrics, soft - Decrease top thread tension. Use longer stitch length,

Light, sheer fabdcs - Oecrease top thread

tension and presser foot prate. Use shorter stitch length, Sew slowly,

THREADS:

Poiyester and silk, Decrease top thread tension. Nylon- Increase top thread tension,

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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.

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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.

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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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