Kenmore 1941, 1940, 1641, 1625, 1430, 1431 manual Converting to FREE-ARM Sewing

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CONVERTING TO FREE-ARM SEWING

°Remove the base from the machine by pushing the release button (if applicable) and pulling the base to the left. (Fig. 1, 2)

2.To replace the base, simply slide it along the free arm to its original position. (Fig. 1)

Note: Base cannot be removed or

replaced unless shuttle cover is closed.

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Contents Kenmore Table of Contents Knowing Your Machine Back View Installing Machine Free-armtype Installing Machine Flat bed type Converting to FREE-ARM Sewing Winding the Bobbin Threading the Bobbin Case Threading of TOP Thread Adjusting TOP Tensions Decrease Tension Adjusting Bobbin TensionsIncrease Tension Unbalancedbalanced Checking TensionsStitch Length Control Stitch Width ControlSpecial Stitch Modifier Reverse Stitch ControlButtonhole Control Special Stitch Dial RED DOT SettingSpecial Mending Stitch and Smocking Stretch tVY Pressure Regulator Other Adjustments of Machine in SewingSewing Light Feed DOG ControlChanging Needle Plate Inserts Needle Plate InsertsSeam Guides Multi Purpose Needle Changingmulti Purpose Needle PlateNeedles Placement of NeedleNEEDLE, Thread and Fabric Chart SUPER-HIGH BAR Type Presser FeetButtonhole Attachment Page Straight Stitching Construction StitchesTurning a Square Corner Zigzag StitchingStraight Stretch Stitching Stretch StitchingRICK-RACK Stretch Stitching Smocking Stretch StitchingOvercast Stretch Stitching Elastic Stretch StitchingModel 1625 only Buttonhole MakingPage Buttonhole Making Page Blind Hemming Appliqueing Satin StitchingZipper Application Darning MendingBAR Tacking Button SewingPage Checking Performance Problems What to do Page Caring for the Mach NE Cleaning and OilingOiling Under ARM Cover Plate Oiling Underside Freearmtype Plate Oiling Underside Flat-bed typePart List Needles Parts ListModel Number *NAME of Item *PART Description Sewing Machine