Specifications and Main Features
- Type: Central Needle Low Bar Lock Stitch Machine. Model Numbers: 385.11608, 385.12814
- Power Consumption: an electrical outlet of 110 to 120 Volt AC.
- Characteristics:
- The machine has a portable case or can be mounted on a cabinet.
- Reverse Stitch Control
- Stitch Selector that allows choosing different patterns for the stiches
- Regulating Module of the Length of the Stitch
- Movable needle plate and foot controller
- A spindel for Bobbin Winded
- Thread Cutter
- Removable extensions to allow free arm sewing
- Light and Power Switch
- Storage Box with Adaptor and Accessories
- Technology based application to prevent accidents in working mode.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which voltage is considered appropriate for Kenmore lawn sewing machine?
A: The aforementioned machine will function with a 110 to 120 Volt AC outlet.
Q: Is it possible to operate this sewing machine on powerful sewing assignments?
A: In terms of performance, this device is purely household upright sewing machine, which means it is not made for use in high-demand sew assignments.
Q: What is the procedure for changing a Needle of a Sewing Machine?
A: To Remove and Install a Needle, raise the needle to its highest position and loosen the needle clamp screw and allow the existing needle to pull off then gently insert new needle with flat side facing any position of your choice then tighten the screw.
Q: Is it possible to alter the length of the stitch?
A: It is possible if one employs the stitch length control to make the stitch length either longer or shorter as needed.
Q: How can the machine be repaired and function properly if the problem is that it does not sew properly?
A: Make sure the needle is threaded, that the bobbin is inserted correctly, and that the tension is adjusted if necessary depending on the fabric used.
Q: Does the device have a safety setting?
A: With regard to safety features, the machine will not function unless the switch is on and the presser foot is in the off position.
Q: How do I use the sewing machine to sew backwards?
A: With regard to using the sewing machine to sew backwards, the reverse stitch control enables you to sew backwards for the purpose of locking stitches.
User Manual
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