Kenmore 1020 Manual de usuario
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Knowing Your Sewing Machine
Identifying Parts ................................. 1 - 2
Connecting Machine .............................. 3
Threading - Bobbin .............................. 4 - 5
Top Thread ........................................ 6
Using the Controls
Top Tension Control ........................... 7 - 8
Adjusting Bobbin Tension ...................... 9
Stitch Length Control ............................ 10
Stitch Width Control ............................. 10
Reverse Stitch Control .......................... 11
Feed Dog Control ................................. 11
Special Stitch Dial ........................... 12- 14
Pressure Regulator ............................... 15
Sewing Light ...................................... 16
Seam Guides ...................................... 17
Accessories
Needles ............................................. 18
Needle, Thread, Fabric Chart .................. 19
Presser Feet ........................................ 20
Buttonhole Guide Feet .......................... 21
Zigzag and Straight Stitching Needle
Plate ................................................. 22
Starting to Sew ..................................... 23
Garment Construction Stitches
Straight Stitching ................................ 24
Zigzag Stitching .................................. 25
Stretch Stitching ............................ 26 - 28
Special Finishing Stitches
Satin Stitching, Appliqueing ................... 29
Buttonhole Making ......................... 30 - 32
Button Sewing, Bar Tacking ................... 33
Blind Hemming .................. :........... 34 - 35
Zipper Application ................................ 36
Special Edge Stitch, Mending, Darning ..... 37
Checking Performance Problems ......... 39 - 40
Caring for the Machine
Cleaning Feed Dogs and Shuttle ................ 41
Oiling Under Arm Cover Plate .................... 42
Oiling Underside .................................... 43
Oiling Face Cover Plate ........................... 44
Parts List ........................................ 45 - 46
,--_1. Knowing Your Sewing
FRONT VIEW
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Accessory Box
Hinged Extension
Needle Plate
Zigzag Stitching Plate
Presser Foot
Thread Guide
Thread Guide
Thread Tension Regulator
Thread Guide
Face Cover Plate
11. Thread Guide
12. Take-up Lever
13. Top Thread Tension Control
14. Threading Path
15. Special Stitch Dial
16. Stitch Width Control
17. Reverse Stitch Control
18. Stitch Length Control
19. Nomenclature Plate
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20. Light and Power Switch
21. Connector
22. Hand Wheel
23. Bobbin Winder Shaft
24. Bobbin Winder Latch
25. Thread Spool Pin
26. Bobbin Winder Tension Disc
27. Thread Guide
28. Presser Foot Lever
29. Thread Cutter
30. Needle Clamp Screw
31. Feed Dogs
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CONNECTING MACHINE
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1. Lift hinged extension at the left
side of machine bed-plate.
2. For more sewing space, tip the
bed plate cover up by pushing
right edge as shown in Fig. 2.
Turn the accessory box toward
you as shown in Fig. 2.
3. Fig. 3. shows the machine ready
to sew with all the extensions in
place for maximum sewing space.
4. Push the plug onto three-prong
connector at the back of machine
column.
5. Plug machine cord into any 110-
120 volt wall outlet. Turn on
power by pushing light and power
switch.
6. Pull up spool pin stored at top of
machine.
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WINDING THE BOBBIN
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Draw thread from spool through
bobbin winder tension disc as shown
in Fig. 1.
Pull end of thread through hole in
bobbin and place bobbin onto
bobbin winder shaft with end of
thread coming from the top of the
bobbin, fitting the notch on the
bobbin over locking stud on the
shaft as shown in Fig. 2.
Push bobbin winder latch against
bobbin until it clicks.
4. Release clutch by pulling hand wheel
or turning clutch knob as shown in
Fig. 4. Start machine, holding onto
end of thread. When bobbin is
slightly filled, release end of thread.
5. When bobbin is full, winding
mechanism stops.
6. Push in hand wheel or turning clutch
knob to return to stitching position.
Remove bobbin.
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THREADING THE BOBBIN CASE
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1. To remove bobbin case from the
shuttle, raise needle to its highest
position.
2. Open bed plate cover, and remove
accessory box.
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Pull open latch of bobbin case.
Pull bobbin case straight out of
shuttle.
Insert bobbin into bobbin case mak-
ing sure thread is coming from
bobbin as shown.
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Pull thread through slot of case as
shown.
Pull thread under tension spring.
Holding latch open, position case
into shuttle, and release latch. Case
should lock into place when latch
is released.
Hold needle thread loosely in left
hand and rotate hand wheel toward
you one complete turn. Bring bob-
bin thread up by pulling upper
thread.
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THREADING OF TOP THREAD
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TOP TENSION CONTROL
Model 1050 Model1020, 1030, 1040, 1045
Probably the most important control on your machine is this one that regulates
your top thread tension. It consists of discs between which the thread passes.
The pressure on these discs is regulated by turning the dial on the front of
the control. The higher the number, the tighter the tension.
There are many reasons for having to reset your tension. The best tension
for one fabric may not be correct for another. The required tension depends
upon the stiffness of the fabric, thickness of the fabric, numbers of layers of
fabric being sewn, as well as the type of stitch you are making.
It is best to test the stitching on a scrap of the fabric you are using before
starting to make a garment. To adjust for the correct stitch, see next page.
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ADJUSTING TOP TENSIONS
A perfect straight stitch will have
threads locked between the two
layers of fabric with no loops on
top or bottom.
(_ Upper thread too tight Decrease Tension
(_ Upper thread too loose Increase Tension
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ADJUSTING BOBBIN TENSIONS
Bobbin tension requires adjusting less frequently than the upper thread
tension.
If the stitch is satisfactory but the seam is puckered, it may be necessary to
loosen the tension on both the top and bottom threads. Be sure to balance
them as indicated on Page 9.
When adjusting the tension on the bobbin case, make slight adjustments with
a screwdriver.
DECREASE TENSION
Turn Counter Clockwise.
INCREASE TENSION
Turn Clockwise.
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