Sears 17651, 17892, 17840, 17891, 17842, 17871, 17832, 17831 RoptaGe nerolie, Solve theproblemourielf

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_our KenmOresewing machine ime pr_lelon

mltrurneht, designed to give you mall9 years of troublefree sewing with minimum malnte

nence. If YoUhave any Performance probe shack the/lit below and you'll_ ikl,

solve the'problem_ourielf.

 

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Itltohel Me Irregular

 

 

 

1,

Needle

size

Is notoorrect

for

thrUd

 

fabric,. See page 8.

 

 

 

2,

Meohine Ii not threaded correotly,

 

page 11 end 12,

 

 

 

 

3,

Top thread tension Je too loose.

4,

Fibrtc

is beirig

pu!ted

or

pushed age

 

mechlne feeding action,. Guide It gently,

8,

Premier foot

preuups

te

too light.

 

page 17,

 

 

 

 

 

6,

Bobbin

hue

not

been

wound

evenl_

Rewind bobbin (tee page 10),

7.There are nlcki or burrs It needlep opantng, . fleplece needleplete or sac burpswith extra fine Emery cloth,

Needle breaks

1, Fabric Is being pu!led or pushed egl machine feeding action, Guido It gently,

2, Needle size Is not correct for thread fabric,. See page 8.

3, Needle Is not nil the way up into nt clamp,. See page 9,

4.Premr foot holder is not fastened eecul

, See page 14,

Bun©hing of thread

1, TOp end bobbin threads are not drawn t

u_der premr foot before starting N Draw both threads back under prelMr _

abount 4" and hold until a few stltohu formed,

Fabrlo pu©kere

1:Top thread tension is too ttght,. Decrl top thread teneioM,

2.Proses'foot pressure le too light, p_ge 17,

3,

Two different _=es or

types

of

thread

 

used,. UH same size end type of threac

 

top and in the bobbin,

 

RoptaGe nero:lie,

4,

Needle t, bent or blunt,.

5,

Presser foot holder is not futened

eecut

 

, See page 14,

.

 

 

 

6,

Fabric i too sheer or too soft

. Use u_t

 

of tiSSUepaper,-

 

 

 

 

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Contents Manual Starting Knowing Your Sewing MachineFacecover Idercation ChartBox Upon model Swing-sway nFoot Control Speed Range SwitchSNG UP Your Machine Wipe off the ie pW e endbed ie urtlv Iore uwle garmentAcceory BOX Converting to FREE-ARM SewingONE.PIECE Feet SNAP.ON FeetSLm1 N.6553 LO INo Optional AccessoriesSetNo Yourctne oum Stitch Length NEED, RD Fabric ChartCatal AVV,MUOmPreueruver NeedleDiNG Winding the Bobbin Out toThrding the Bobbin Case Thmading Double Needle THR DiNG TOP ReadPicking UP Bobbin Read Miser f Preuer FEHismachineis fitted wlzha zigzagPr Changing Euer FEnNUMBER- the Shorter the Stitch Stitch 8ELECTORStitch UNG Corol YemowErse 8TITCH WIDTH/NEEDLEButtonhole Control CorneringGuide 8M GUIDE8Balance More lS8 on RD NSlONOn the5/8 seammarking Square€or. Seepage0012-- u Machine SiNG ChartStitch paekap is differentdepei u the model Starting to SEW and Back Tacking Straight StitchingRemoving Fabric Turning a Square CornerPIN Basting SettingsDarning Temporary Swing by MachineONE-PIECE Zipper Foot Zipper APPLICATION!CORDINGZipper Appucation CordingFor double layers,like hemm- il- mt at ZiGG iTCHINGBAR Tacking Satin StitchingEmbroidery AppliqueingMonogramming Uu feed coverplate Sutton S INGPage18.1H ProcedureFoot Manner that straight stitchu wilt be a on Tion thetearundershe sucha waythatthestkchl.9catc bothtdH Mending and Overca Itching THREE.STEPZIGZAGSeemoole Mending a TearRegular shetl stitch Mui Affect #owTwo-point shell stitch Decorative Edging Overlapped SeamFagoting Stitch TissuepaRecommendation Adjusting Stitch LengthStretch Stitches Tow znStraight Stretch Stitch RICK- Rack Stretch StitchElastic Strch Stitch Smocking Stretch StitchPatching Stretch Stitch Serging or Pine Leaf Strch StitchStttchWldthh Elastic Edge Strch Stitch Overlock Stretch StitchSUITABLEFORSTITs¢FAINt8 Where to USE Which 81rRETCH 8TrrCH a CHECK-CHARTLeather Ac box Suit.in SBonhole Making Tips on ButtonholingBuonhole Making BUiLT-iN Syem SNp 11t PreparationCorded Buttonholes Adjusting Stitch DensityAdjusting Stitch Width Depar upontheabrtcsonwhichyouarePmsino tzSakst StitohtorRl covwplate Ra needle to its ht TionPage Choosing Buttonhole Style and Size Adjusting Stitch DensiwTips on Design Stitching Decorative Embroidery DesignsDiamond Paern Scallop PaernDominoonbin tai Arrowhead PatternDomino Pattern DOUBLE-NEEDLE DesignsReplacing Bobbin Caee Cleaning and Oiling Shuttle AreaOiling UNDERilDE Oiling Under TOP Cover PlateHanging Light BUL B Oiling in Face Cover PlateRoptaGe nerolie Solve theproblemourielf155 ¥ with Page BEARS, Roebuck and CO,, Chicago, IL 60684 U,S.A Slewing Machine

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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