Kenmore 14502, 14501 Pick up the Bobbin Thread, Hold the top thread loosely in your left hand

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Pick up the Bobbin Thread

1. Raise the presser foot lever.

2. a. Hold the top thread loosely in your left hand.

b. With your right hand, rotate the hand wheel toward you until the take-up lever has come to the top again.

3. a. Pull the top thread with your left hand to bring up the bobbin thread.

b. Pull the bobbin thread until the end

comes through the opening of the needle plate.

4. Pull both threads under the presser foot toward the back of the machine.

If you did not pick up the bobbin thread with the above steps, check your method with the questions below:

1.Is the thread through the eye of the needle (front to back) ?

2.Isn't the thread tangled around the needle ?

3.Is the bobbin inserted in its case with the thread running counter clockwise ?

4.Is the thread pulled underneath the bobbin case tension spring ?

5.Isn't the thread in the bobbin tangled ?

6.Are there 3 to 4 inches of thread coming out of the bobbin case ?

After checking all of the questions above, repeat steps 1 to 4.

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Contents SWA/RS Sears, Roebuck and Co This Model is a Center NEEDLE, LOW BAR Sewing MachineTable of Contents Know Your Machine Locate and identify the parts on your machineBobbin winder latch Locate and identify the accessories Parts and accessoriesfitted on the machine Optional accessories Foot NeedleSet the foot control Plug in the machine and switch on the powerSet up the machine Control the presser foot leverAttach th.e spool pins Put thread on the spool pinConvert to free-arm sewing Prepare the bobbin Load Thread on the Bobbin Prepare the bobbin IIIRemove the Bobbin Case from the Shuttle Insert the Bobbin into the Bobbin Case Insert the bobbin Case into the Shuttle Prepare the Needle Change the needleNeedle, Thread, Fabric and Stitch Length Chart FabricPrepare the Top Thread Thread the NeedlePick up the Bobbin Thread Hold the top thread loosely in your left handStraight Stitching Check the Thread Tension Adjust the top thread tensionAdjust the bobbin thread tension Zigzag StitchingChoose the Right Presser Foot Know what the presser feet will doLjI Change the presser foot Foot holderUse the Feed Cover Plate Use the Double NeedleStitch Selector Stitch Length ControlSeam Guide Lines Stitch Width ControlReverse Stitch Lever BacktackingWhen you begin to sew Before you begin to sewMachine Setting Chart Learn to USE the StitchesStraight Stitches Sewing a Straight SeamPresser foot Square the Corner 5/8 from the fabric edge Top-stitchingDarning Basting GatheringIiii Cording Attaching a zipperResser,oot ZigzagBar tacking Satin stitchOvercasting stitch Sew 4 to 6 zigzag stitches on top of the fabricApplique Embroidery and MonogrammingButton sewing IIInl Three-step ZigzagBlind Hem Inside Dress FinalFinished Finished Edge Right Side of Finished HEM Box Stitch Shell Stitch Two types of shell stitches are built into your machineStretch Stitches Ultra StitchSerging Or Pine Leaf Where to Use Which Stretch Stitch a Check-ChartSuitable for Stretch Fabrics Basic Stitches with Stretch ApplicationsTips on Sewing Different Fabrics Straight Stretch Stitch Rick-Rack Stretch StitchSmocking Stretch Stitch Overcast Stretch Stitch Elastic Stretch StitchOverlock Stretch Stitch Elastic Edge Stretch StitchLearning to SEW Buttonholes Tips on buttonholingManual Method III Adjust the stitch width Adjust the stitch densityMethod Make the Buttonhole Corded Buttonholes a variation of the built-in buttonhole Buttonhole Attachment System Set up the machine NlnnIIIllmli!.LJilII1 f I slot IllllIIi!i tlllll 11-PienOn Iiiifiii IiIIIltl..J..-GuideMake the Buttonhole Clean the feed dogs Clean your machineChanje the light bulb Clean the shuttle LibGeneral Problems Stitching ProblemsThread Problems Sewing Machine SEARS, Roebuck and CO., Chicago, IL 60684 U.S.A