Sears 385. 19601 owner manual YW y, DirectEntry Stitch Buttons, Memo Button Clear Button

DirectEntry Stitch Buttons

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SECTION 3. LEARN TO USE THE CONTROLS

Memo_ Button Clear Button

You can set each of lolowing most frequently used stitches

by pressing bust one button, The pattern indicator screen wi show the selected pattern number.

You can also sElEct these patterns by pressing pattern selection buttons.

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Stitch No.i Stitch ilostratfon	Name	of Stitches
10	Straight	Stitch
	Straight	Stretch	Stitch
	Lock-A-Marie		Stitch
	MEnding	Stitch

14AAi_AAA Zigzag Stitch

15	_XX//t _	Overedge Stitch
i	yW y	B.od.emSt.oh

The Memory Button. with Its LED Light.

will "memorize" your pattern selection.

Your machine can remember up to 3_

stitch patterns. Including the Auto.Lock.

which automatmally rEmlorces or locks the stitch you have chosen. T'nis button

IS most typically used when monogram- ruing or combining patterns,

To Set the Memory:

Press th_ Memory Button ater you select

your stitch p_tttern. The LED bight wilt

go on to show that the machine has record0d your selection.

NOTE: I{ you are selecting a series oJ

different stitch patterns, you

must press the memory button alter Each sElectlon,

ll_e machine Kenmore 100

Stitch will remember them in

order,

The Clear Button			will	Erase	the	stitch
pattern	you	have	selected	and	automati-
cally	return	your	machine	to	_]	the
strmght	stitch	pattern.

The ClEar Button works in two ways to clear a series ot stitch patterns, depend{ng on whether you have pressed the loot control.

I.Foot Control Not Pressed:

The C_ear Button clears one stitch

pattern at a time. beginning with the

!aSt selected and ending with the first selected until it comes to "10" prtor to editing. This attows you tocorrect any m_stakes made while program.

mmg a series o_ patterns, The Clear Button will delete all stitches at once

if pressed alter editing.

2.Foot Control Pressed:

The Clear Button deletes all stnch

patterns m the series at once, The

indicator returns to _ .

NOTE: Turning off the machine will clear the memory completely.

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