Bobbin Winding

•Removing bobbin case

Remove the extension table from the machine by pulling it to the left. Open the shuttle cover O_'bypulling down the embossed part on the left of the cover.

Raise the needle to its highest position by rotating the handwheel toward you.

_1_ Shuttle cover _2_ Bobbin case

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To remove the bobbin case _2_from the shuttle, pull open the latch of the bobbin case. Pull the bobbin case straight out of the shuttle.

•Bobbin winding

[] Release the clutch by pulling out the handwheel. This will stop the needle from moving while you wind the bobbin.

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[] Draw thread from the spool.

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[] Guide the thread around the thread guide.

[] Thread through the hole in the bobbin from the inside to the outside.

[] Put the bobbin on the bobbin winder spindle.

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385.1 521 2, 15616, 15718, 15218 specifications

Kenmore, a brand known for producing high-quality appliances, offers a variety of sewing machines that cater to different user needs, including the models 15218, 15718, 15616, and 385.1 521 2. These machines are ideal for both beginners and experienced sewists, combining performance, versatility, and user-friendly features.

The Kenmore 15218 is recognized for its robust build and ease of use. It features a one-step buttonhole function, allowing users to create perfect buttonholes effortlessly. The machine has 10 built-in stitches, catering to various sewing projects from basic hemming to decorative stitching. Its drop-in bobbin system ensures easy threading, while the adjustable stitch length and width provide customization options for different fabrics.

The Kenmore 15718 takes functionality a step further with its 18 built-in stitches, including utility, decorative, and stretch stitches. One of its standout features is the drop feed system, which is perfect for free-motion quilting and embroidery. The machine's automatic needle threader simplifies the threading process, making it an excellent choice for those who may struggle with manual threading. Additionally, the detachable free arm enhances its versatility, allowing for seamless sewing on sleeves and pant legs.

The Kenmore 15616 is designed for ease and precision. It comes with 16 built-in stitches and includes an auto-buttonhole feature. This model is particularly appealing to quilters and garment makers alike due to its adjustable presser foot pressure, which allows for different fabric thicknesses. The machine also sports a built-in light to illuminate the sewing area, making it easier to work on intricate tasks.

Finally, the Kenmore 385.1 521 2 stands out with its comprehensive range of features. It offers 25 built-in stitches, including an impressive selection of decorative options. This model features an automatic needle threader, making it user-friendly, especially for novices. With its heavy-duty metal frame, the machine provides stability during operation, ensuring consistent stitch quality. The built-in dual feed feature is particularly beneficial for quilting, as it helps manage multiple layers of fabric smoothly.

All of these Kenmore models offer reliability and efficiency, with features tailored to enhance the sewing experience. Whether it’s everyday mending or complex quilting projects, Kenmore sewing machines empower users to bring their creative ideas to life with confidence.
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