Why is the cloth not feeding smoothly on my Kenmore Sewing Machine?
If the cloth isn't feeding smoothly through your Kenmore Sewing Machine, it could be because the stitches are too fine, the feed dog isn't raised after “drop feed” sewing, or the feed dog is packed with lint.
What to do if my Kenmore 385.16765 doesn't work?
If your Kenmore Sewing Machine doesn't work, ensure that it is plugged in. Also, check if a thread is caught in the shuttle race or if the push-clutch is disengaged.
Why does my Kenmore 385.16765 needle thread keep breaking?
The needle thread may be breaking because it is not threaded properly, the needle thread tension is too tight, the needle is bent or blunt, the needle is incorrectly inserted, the needle thread and bobbin thread are not set properly, the threads were not drawn to the rear after previous use, or the thread is too heavy or fine for the needle.
Why is my Kenmore 385.16765 needle breaking?
The needle on your Kenmore Sewing Machine might be breaking because it's incorrectly inserted, bent, or blunt. The needle clamp screw could be loose, the needle thread tension might be too tight, the threads weren't drawn to the rear after previous use, or the needle is too fine for the fabric being sewn.
Why does the bobbin thread break on my Kenmore 385.16765?
The bobbin thread on your Kenmore Sewing Machine may be breaking because it is not threaded properly in the bobbin holder, lint has collected in the bobbin holder, or the bobbin is damaged and doesn't turn smoothly.
Why is my Kenmore Sewing Machine making a noisy operation?
Noisy operation of your Kenmore Sewing Machine may be caused by thread caught in the hook race, or lint buildup in the shuttle or the shuttle race.
Why are patterns distorted on my Kenmore 385.16765?
Patterns are distorted on your Kenmore Sewing Machine if the stitch is not balanced.
General| Brand | Kenmore |
|---|---|
| Model | 385.16765 |
| Type | Sewing Machine |
| Stitch Options | Multiple |
| Sewing Speed | Up to 800 stitches per minute |
| Needle Type | Universal |
| Needle Positions | Multiple |
| Automatic Needle Threader | Yes |
| Foot Control | Yes |
| Stitch Width | Adjustable |
| Stitch Length | Adjustable |
| Speed Control | Variable |
| Free Arm | Yes |
| Presser Feet | Included |
| Weight | Approx. 15 lbs |
Warnings about electric shock hazards and precautions.
General safety precautions to prevent injury, fire, or shock.
Steps for connecting the sewing machine to an electrical power source.
Important safety precautions during operation.
Step-by-step guide for threading the sewing machine.
Settings and steps for performing a straight stitch.
Detailed steps for sewing zippers.
Continues instructions for sewing zippers.
Settings and steps for performing a basic zigzag stitch.
Steps for sewing buttons onto fabric.
Finishing raw edges with an overcast stitch.
How to create a blind hem stitch.
Using straight stretch stitch for durable and elastic seams.
Sewing seams with an overcast finish on stretch fabrics.
Decorative smocking treatment for fabrics.
Continued steps for sewing automatic buttonholes.
Causes and references for needle thread breakage.
Causes and references for bobbin thread breakage.
Causes and references for needle breakage.
Causes and references for skipped stitches.
Causes and references for seam puckering.
Causes and references for fabric feeding issues.
Causes and references for machine not working.
Causes and references for distorted stitch patterns.
Causes and references for noisy machine operation.
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