I was given a Kenmore 2 Stitch machine. I have no idea how old it is. I am missing the power cord and foot peddle. I have called Sears Canada and it is not on their list (BTW all our Sears stores are closing). I did try to order one on Amazon but the plug holes were different.
Is there anyone out there who has this machine and could give me a part number for the power cord?
i would really like to be able to use this machine.
Thanks

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If you do an Ebay search for Kenmore sewing machine controller several show that plug configuration.

Cari

BTW, that machine was built by Janome so you might search Janome controllers too.

Thank you I will check.

[ATTACH=CONFIG]582581[/ATTACH]I can't really see the area where yours plugs in. This one says Kenmore and might be new. It's from my repair business excess stuff. Do you think it will work?

Scrap addict, I suggest you get down even with the plug hole and take a photo. If you flash does not illuminate the hole, then, shine a flash light in there to take the photo. It appears to me that it has three pins in a row and are in a straight line, but need a better photo to be sure. I don't have one like that, but all us us sewing machine junkies have extra parts, so a better photo might help you.

bkay

I must have better clarity than some.. ( well, visual anyway, the head maybe less so). Scrap addict's machine has three pins in a row and two are clustered closer together.

And BTW I got a chuckle about the measuring tool.. makes perfect sense though.

Good eye, Leon. I kind of thought maybe it was that one.

probably not available?
http://www.sears.com/kenmore-foot-co...FVg6Twod5m8KLQ

Not the best image of end and doesn't list 385.1148180 but sure looks like https://www.sewingpartsonline.com/fo...032270116.aspx

or http://shop.sew-classic.com/Cord-3-p...hine-LC-10.htm

Janey - Neat people never make the exciting discoveries I do.

Google Kenmore model 1148 sewing machine foot controller. The Sears site shows a good graphic.

Leonf, are you referring to the seam gage/gauge? I've lost a lot of sewing devices, but that one always seems to be available, even if slightly bent.