Kenmore 1791 manual Suspected Problem

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CARING FOR YOUR MACHINE

PERFORMANCE PROBLEMS? THIS CHART MAY SOLVE THEM

Your Kenmore sewing machine =sa precision instrument, designed to give you

many years of troublefree sewing -- with minimum maintenance. But it is a complex machine, And you may sometimes have difficulty in mastering a given

stitch, . adjusting for an unusual fabric., , learning when to replace a needle or use a different thread. So if trouble occurs, don't panic. •

First, check to see if machine is plugged into the electrical outlet, (Remember, for safety's sake, you always should unplug your machine when not in use!)

Second, check the list below. Often you'll be able to solve the problem yourself without a service call.

Then if you still need help, it's available.., call your nearest Sears Serv,ce Center.

SUSPECTED PROBLEM

IRREGULAR

STITCHES

BREAKING

"NEEDLE

i i

BUNCHING OF

THREAD

PROBABLE CAUSE

incorrect size needle,

Improper threading,

Loose upper thread tension. Pulling fabric,

Light pressure on presser foot, Loose presser foot.

Unevenly wound bobbin.

Nicks or burrs at needleplate opening.

Pulling fabric.

Incorrect size needle.

Incorrect setting of needle.

Loose presser foot.

Upper and lower threads not drawn back under presser foot before starting seam.

POSSIBLY EASY CORRECTION

Choose correct size needle for thread and fabric.

Rethread machine; check tension spring threading. Tighten upper thread tension.

Do not pull fabric; guide it gently, Increase pressure on presser foot.

Reset presser foot. Rewind bobbin,

Replace needleplate, or polish off burrs completely,

Do not pull fabric; guide it gently.

Choose correct size needle for thread and fabric. Reset needle.

Reset presser foot.

When starting a seam be sure to draw both threads under and back of presser foot about 4" and hold

until a few stitches are formed.

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Kenmore 1791 manual Suspected Problem