Tdentification des pices, Vilt, Oudet invisible

TABLE DES MATII_RES


PARTIE I, IDENTIFICATION DES PII_CES
	DE LA MACHINE
Maitette de transportet meuble									3
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Accessoires disponib[es							......................................................		5
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Branchez				ta machine			au secteur		7
Consignes				de s6curit_					7
Consignes				d'utilisation					7
Contr61ez				la vitesse de couture					7
Pose de la _roche						& bebine			9
Relive-pied				presseur			...................................................................		9
Coupe-ill				....................................................................................					9
Jeu d'accessoires						...............................................................			9
Utilisation				du	bras	[ibre			11
• Travaux				sur	fe bras		][bre	...............................................	11
, Ttavaux				sur le plateau					11
Changer			I'aiguilte			..................................................................			11
Changement					de pied presseur				11
Diff_rents				pieds presseurs				.......................................................	13
- Pied zig-zag					.....................................................................				13
•	Pied	& point			droit	.....................................................			13
•	Pied	#,boutonniere					..................................................		13
• Pied		& ferrneture				#,giissi6re			13
• Pied		& point			lance				13
Choix		de I'aiguil[eet du fil						............................................	16
Remplissage					de la canette				19 - 23
. Retrait			de la porte-canette						19
•	Bobinage			d'unecanette				de fif	t9 +2t
• Insertion				de	la canette				23
Enffiage			de la machine						25
• Enfiiage				de la machine					25
• Comment				faire fomenter				le lil de la canette	25
R_gtage de la tension du fil de f'aiguitlepour le
point droit				........................................................................					27
• Tension			correcte			.....................................................................			27
• Si ta tension					est trop _{ev_e				27
• Si ta tension					est trop		faible		27
R_glage			de _atension				du	fil de I'aiguilte pour le
point		zig-zag			...............................................................				29
• Tension			correcte						29
• Si la tension					est	trop	6levee		29
• Si la tension					est	trop	faible		29
S_lecteur				de point		............................................................			3l
R_glage			de la fongueur du point						3t
Comment r6gier l'_quifibre d'unmotif
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Bouton de marche						artiste		..............................................	3!
PARTIE IlL COUTURE AU POINT DROIT
Point		droit		..........................................................................					33
• D6but d'unecouture							..................................................		33
• Finition			d'une couture						33


PARTIE III. COUTURE AU POINT DROIT (suite)
Utilisat+on de guides					de couture	.........................................	33
Couture d'unangle					droit		33
SurpiqQre		...............................................................................					35
La couture des				fermetures & glissi6re			35 - 37
. Pr_paracion			du tissu				3
• La couture							37
Platine _ repriser							39
Reprisage		.....................................................................................					39
PARTIE IV, POINTS ZIG-ZAG
Zig-zag simple				.......................................................................			41
Point de bourdon							41
Monogrammes				....................................................................			43
Apptiques		.......................................................................................
Brides de renfort							45
Pose des boutons							45
Surfilage							47
PARTIE	V. POINTS		UTILITAIRES			ET POINTS
	DF_CORATtFS
Oudet invisible				..............................................................			47
DenteIle							49
Point zig+zag			multiple				49
Point coquille			.......................................................				51
Points d6coratifs				g_om6tdques		....................................	51
PARTIE	VL POINTS			EXTENSIBLES
Point droit extens{b_e							53
Croquet extensible							55
Surjetage		extensibte			........................................		55
• Pour coudre			........................................				55
Point de surjet							55
Point d'_pines				.................................................			57
PARTIE	Vl!. BOUTONNIISRE
Boutonniere			...................................................				59 - 61
• Pour coudre			..............................				59 - 61
PARTIE VItL ENTRETIEN DE VOTRE MACHINE
Remplacement				de rampoule			63
Nettoyage		du porte-canette					63
Nettoyage		de ta coursi6re					65
• Nettoyage de ta navette							65
• Remontage			de ta navette				65
Huilage de la machine							67
• Lubrifiez		derriere ie couvercle				de fa_}ade	67
• Huilage		du socle					67
En cas de probl_me					............................................		70

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385.12314 specifications

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Kenmore 385.12314 Tdentification des pices, Vilt, Partie III. Couture AU Point Droit suite

Models: 385.12314

DE LA MACHINE

tdentification des pi_ces

I1. PRE_PAREZ-VOUS

A COUDRE

PARTIE III. COUTURE AU POINT DROIT (suite)

PARTIE IV, POINTS ZIG-ZAG

Oudet invisible

extensibte

Vl!. BOUTONNIISRE

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385.12314 specifications