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Clean the Hook Race and Feed DogsSECTION 5.Oiling the MachineCARE FOR YOUR MACHINE

Open face cover plate and oil points as shown below at least once ayear, Oneor

two drops of oil is sufficient.

Remove excess oil, othenNise it may stain fabrics.

Unplug the machine and remove 5.

the presser foot and needle.

Remove the bobbin cover plate.

Remove the screw on the left side

of the needle with the large screw

driver.

4. Remove the needle plate

6. Use the lint brush to clean the

feed dogs, hook race and bobbin

holder. Also use a soft. dry

cloth.

Take out the bobbin. Lift up the

bobbin holder and remove it.

7. Line up the red marks and place

the bobbin holder so the knob fits

next to the stopper in the hook

race, as shown above.

In case machine is not used for an

extended time, oil it before sewing.

Use good quality sewing machine oil.

No other oiling is required

Above points are only area which

require oiling on this machine.

Contents

Main SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. Kenmore Sewing Machine IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS DAN GER- SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS WAR NING- 6. TABLE OF CONTENTS Page SECT ON 1. KNOW YOUR MACHINE Identify the AccesSories J \- SECTION _2. PREPARE YOUR MACHINE FOR SEWING OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS "SECTION! 2:.'- _P__U R:M ACPI _ E__ Set Up the Machine (Continued) SECTION ,2. PREPARE YOUR MACHINE FOR SEWING 7 SECTION 2: _,.'_RI_i=_',/_I_QIJR!MACH|I_I_EJ_'J_J'NG_ Set Up the Machine (Continued) 2. Pull gently toward you. The extension table will snap out. 8 Page To Attach: 10 Page SECTION 2. :_,I_RE'_.,__='__WIN_ Know What the Presser Feet Will Do (Continued) 12 SECT ONe2 PREPARE YOUR MACHINE FOR SEWING Choose Your Needle and Thread 13 _N_ 2-2.5 (10-12 stitches per inch) To Change Your Needle Prepare the Bobbin SECTION !2; _PREPARE YOUR MACHINE FOR SEWING SECTION 2. PREPARE YOUR MACHIN6;.!P-O_fNG Prepare the Bobbin (Continued) @ 16 Prepare Your Top Thread Thread Your Needle --0-- 17 SECTION Page SECTION 2. 20 Stitch Selector ZONES Stitch Width Control 4- -- Reverse Stitch Control Starting To Sew 22 SECTION t 23 Practical Stitch Chart % 2-5 % <, <, 3-6 % %- % < 25 3_8 C_ % 26 2_5 c r _ % 2~6 Straight Stitches coT::. 28 \ Here's How 1. 29 SECTION 3. Darning oro LEARN THE STITCHES Straight Stretch 3O 7. When you finish darning, remove the darning plate and replace foot holder and foot. Zigzag Stitches !iiil Zigzag Stitches (Continued) 32 con ro,2,o Zigzag Stitches (Continued} HA 34 Back the fabric with paper or interfacing, Draw the letters on the fabric with tailor's chalk. If using paper, carefully remove it when you have finished sewing. 3. 4. Stitch several times. 35 Zigzag Stitches (Continued) Overcasting Stitch SECTION SECTION 3. LEARN THESTITCHES, Zigzag Stitches (Continued) NOTE: 38 Blind Hemming SECTION 3, Lace Work . YY Buttonhole Making _J Buttonhole Making (Continued) f+i ,, ,L_q Page Page <I zJ'" \ 45 Buttonhole Making (Continued) @ 47 Sew in a Zipper To Sew: 1. 48 3. Place the zipper teeth next to the 1/8"fold and pin in place. i Shell Stitching Two-Point Shell Stitching ,,,,ii, It 5O NN Smocking Stretch Patching Fagoting Stitch Herring Bone Stretch l,si_ 52 ,< SECTION3. LEARNTHESTITCHES Elastic / 53 i ,lll rop SECTION Two-point Box Stitch Overedging Stitch 54 This stitch is useful for elastic fabrics to join them together. This stitch can be used for a over- edgingstitch, iI , SECTION 4. PERFORMANCE PROBLEMS CHART What to Do When 56 SECTION;-4. PERFORMANCEPROBLEMSCHART Thread caught in hook race. Lint in bobbin holder or hook race. 57 SECTION 5. CARE FOR YOUR MACHINE" Replace the Light Bulb Clean the Bobbin Holder f 58 Clean the Hook Race and Feed Dogs SECTION 5. Oiling the Machine CARE FOR YOUR MACHINE % % G Page INDEX 62 Page Page Page WARRANTY