Sears 385. 19601 owner manual Tableofcontents

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TABLEOFCONTENTS

SECTION1. KNOWYOURMACHINE

 

 

APortableCase

Cabinet

 

ISAvailable

..............

4

Locate

and

Identify

the Parts

.................

 

5_6

Identify

the

Accessone_

........................

 

 

 

 

B

SECTION2. PREPARE

YOUR MACHINE

FOR

SEWING

 

Set

Up

the

 

Machine

........................

 

 

 

 

 

 

7_11

=

Plug

m the

Machine

 

and

 

Switch

on

the Power

7

*

Set

the

FOOt

Controt

........................

 

 

 

 

B

,

Cheek

Your

 

Feed

Balance

Diat

.................

8

-

Set

the

Pressure

Dial

 

.......................

 

 

 

8

-

Setting

Spool

Pins

..........................

 

 

 

 

 

g

Adiust

the

Presser

Foot

 

Lever

.................

9

Thread

Cutter

............................

 

 

 

 

 

 

9

,

AccessOry

 

Storage

Box

 

....................

 

 

t0

, Free-Arm Sewing:

the

RemovaNe

 

 

 

 

Extension

Table

........................

 

 

 

 

 

 

10_11

Know

What

the

Praiser

Feel

Will Do

...........

12_15

*

Foot

Storage

Compartment

 

.................

 

t2

 

Presser

Foot

 

Types

......................

 

 

 

 

 

t3_15

 

A.

Zigzag

Foot

 

 

 

 

 

 

13

 

C.

Overedge

Foot

 

........................

 

 

 

 

13

 

D.

Quiher

 

............................

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

13

 

E.

Zipper

Foot

..........................

 

 

 

 

 

 

13

 

F.

Satin

Stitch

Foot

 

......................

 

 

 

13

 

G.

Blind

Hem

Stitch

Foot

..................

 

14

 

H.

Stra=ght

 

Stitch

Foot

 

....................

 

 

14

 

J.

Siiding

gultonhole

Foot

................

14

 

N.

Automatic

Buttonhole

 

Foot

...............

t4

,,

Check Your Presser Foot

....................

 

 

15

,

Chan_e the

Presser

Foot

 

.....................

 

 

15

Choose Your Needle and Thread

 

..............

16_17

*

Check

Your

 

Needie

........................

 

 

 

 

 

t6

-

Fabric,

Needle.

Thread

and

Stitch

Length Chart

17

*

TO Change

Your

Needle

 

.....................

 

 

I7

Prepare

the

Bobbin

........................

 

 

 

 

 

 

t8_20

 

To

Remove

 

tt_e

Bobbin

tram

the

Machine

18

Wind

the

Bobbin

......................

t8_%9

Insert

the

Bobbin

IntO

the Bobbin Holder

20

Prepare

Your

Top

Thread

....................

21_24

-

Thread

Your

Needle

21

-

Pick Up Your

Bobbin

Thread

22

=

Adjust

the

Top

Thread

Tension

23_24

 

 

For

Stralght Stitch

23

 

 

For

Zigzag

Stitch

24

SECTION

3.

LEARN

TO USE THE CONTROLS

 

 

 

Reverse

Stkch

Bulton

2B

 

 

Up/Down

 

Needle Position Button

26

 

 

Control

 

Panel

..............................

27

 

 

Pattern

 

Indicator

28

 

 

Pattern Soaction Buttons

28

 

 

Direct Entry

Stitch Buttons

2g

 

 

Memory

 

Butlon

29

 

 

Clear

Button

..............................

2g

 

 

Twin

Needle

Barton

30

 

 

Auto-Look

Button

30

 

 

M#mr

Image

Button

30

 

 

Editing

 

Butlon

.............................

31

 

 

Editing

 

Pattern

Combinations

31

 

Stitch Width and Length ButtOns

32_33

 

=

Stitch

Width

Button

32

 

Stitch

Length Button

33

SECTION

4.

PRACTICE

COMMON STtlCHING

SKILLS

 

Use

the

Seam Guides

34

 

Turn

a Square

Corner

34

 

Sew

on

 

Heavy

Fabrl_

35

 

Use

the

 

Darning

Plato

35

 

Basting

 

_

..............................

36

 

Darning

 

[]

..............................

37

 

Sew

a

Button

..............................

3B

 

Put m

a Zipper

...........................

39_41

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385. 19601 specifications

The Sears 385. 19601, a model from the renowned department store’s line of sewing machines, has garnered attention from sewing enthusiasts and beginners alike for its reliability and user-friendly features. Designed to cater to a broad range of sewing tasks, this machine exemplifies the blend of functionality and affordability that Sears has long been known for.

One of the standout features of the Sears 385. 19601 is its versatile stitch options. It comes equipped with multiple built-in stitches, including straight, zigzag, and decorative stitches, allowing users to tackle various projects, from simple repairs to intricate crafting. The stitch selection is straightforward, with a dial that ensures easy access to each type, making it particularly accessible for beginners.

In terms of technology, the sewing machine incorporates a top-loading bobbin system which simplifies the process of bobbin insertion and thread tension adjustment. The transparent bobbin cover allows users to monitor the thread supply visually, reducing the chances of running out of thread mid-project. Additionally, the automatic needle threader saves time and reduces eye strain, making it easier to get started on any sewing task quickly.

Another notable characteristic of the Sears 385. 19601 is its adjustable presser foot pressure, which allows for customization based on the fabric being used. This feature is crucial for achieving optimal results across various materials, whether working with lightweight fabrics like silk or heavier materials like denim. The machine also includes a range of presser feet, enhancing its capabilities for tasks such as quilting, buttonhole making, and more.

The sturdy construction of the 385. 19601 is another point of appreciation. Built to last, this sewing machine withstands the rigors of regular use, providing a stable platform for sewing operations. Its compact size and lightweight design make it portable, appealing to those who may want to sew in different locations or attend workshops.

In summary, the Sears 385. 19601 stands out as a capable sewing machine that balances user-friendly designs with essential features. It is ideal for anyone looking to delve into the world of sewing, offering versatile capabilities, innovative technologies, and a durable build that ensure it remains a trusted companion for crafting projects both simple and complex. Its lasting popularity is a testament to its quality and effectiveness in meeting the needs of sewists at any skill level.