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most older (pre-70's) "made in Japan" sewing machines were actually "badged" Singers (they often have the word "deluxe" in the name).. thus parts from Singer usually fit them, Singer manuals apply to them.. I've only seen badged model 66 and model 15 although they made a lot of them .. Foes your's look like a singer and if so where is the tensioner on the front of the nose or on yhe front of the machine facing you? on the nose is a 15, front is a 66 or a variation of 127.. drop in bobbin is a 66, long shuttle type bobbin is a 127... hope that helps ..
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hi there,
manuals for kenmore on internet go to search box type " Kenmore sewing machine manual"or you can shown actual threading,dial tension adjustment etc.,...on www.youtube.com
on search box type "Kenmore sewing machine repair" happy sewing,regards
Bob, I have a Consew 206RB-2 about the same age as yours. I have both manuals and will copy for you. Will need postage and copie paid. Let me know
Happy Consew Sewer, Thalei [email protected]
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