Proctor-Silex Ultra-Ease Iron - Revision history

Kflory at 03:02, 6 December 2012

2012-12-06T03:02:14Z

Kflory at 03:01, 6 December 2012

2012-12-06T03:01:48Z

Kflory at 02:58, 6 December 2012

2012-12-06T02:58:01Z

Kflory at 02:57, 6 December 2012

2012-12-06T02:57:33Z

Kflory at 02:56, 6 December 2012

2012-12-06T02:56:33Z

Kflory: Created page with "{{Equipment | Name = Proctor-Silex "Ultra-Ease" Iron | Intro = | Owner = Unknown Owner | StorageLocation = Craft Room, W. Wall | LooksLike = | MakeModel = The..."

2012-11-29T00:57:04Z

Created page with "{{Equipment | Name = Proctor-Silex "Ultra-Ease" Iron | Intro = | Owner = Unknown Owner | StorageLocation = Craft Room, W. Wall | LooksLike = | MakeModel = The..."

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{{Equipment

| Name =

Proctor-Silex "Ultra-Ease" Iron

| Intro =

| Owner =

Unknown Owner

| StorageLocation =

Craft Room, W. Wall

| LooksLike =

| MakeModel =

The Ultra-Ease apparently has model number 17238. There is additional information available on the information plate near the base of the iron.

| PartNumber =

| Documents =

No documentation link at present.

| Rules =

Excepting the usual safety rules for use of irons, there are no known rules concerning use of the iron.

The safety rules can be summarized as:

# Only plug in the iron when you intend to use it.
# Never leave the iron unattended.

| Instructions =

There are no known instructions for use of the iron.

| OtherReferences =

No other references.

| MaintenanceInfo =

Unlike the Black & Decker irons also present in the craft room, this one may be maintainable. At the very least, there is a visible adjustment screw to change the stiffness of the cord-body attachment joint. It's not clear, however, whether this iron was designed for long-term use--and, therefore, occasional maintenance by the user--or is a throw-away applicance.

| ToDos =

When we get a working camera again, a picture would be nice...

| FAQs =

No FAQs.
}}

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-[[File:CraftRoomInventory_ProctorSilexIron_FrontView_Large.jpg|thumb]]
+[[File:CraftRoomInventory_ProctorSilexIron_FrontView_Large.jpg|thumb|Front View]]
-[[File:CraftRoomInventory_ProctorSilexIron_TopView_Medium.jpg|thumb]]
+[[File:CraftRoomInventory_ProctorSilexIron_TopView_Medium.jpg|thumb|Top view, showing heat/ironing instructions for different fabric types in English and French.]]
 | MaintenanceInfo =

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 | MakeModel =
-The Ultra-Ease apparently has model number 17238.  There is additional information available on the information plate near the base of the iron.
+The Ultra-Ease apparently has model number 17238.  There is additional information available on the information plate near the base of the iron.  See photo at right.
 | PartNumber =
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 [[File:CraftRoomInventory_ProctorSilexIron_FrontView_Large.jpg|thumb|Front View]]
 [[File:CraftRoomInventory_ProctorSilexIron_TopView_Medium.jpg|thumb|Top view, showing heat/ironing instructions for different fabric types in English and French.]]
 | MaintenanceInfo =
-Unlike the Black & Decker irons also present in the craft room, this one may be maintainable.  At the very least, there is a visible adjustment screw to change the stiffness of the cord-body attachment joint.  It's not clear, however, whether this iron was designed for long-term use--and, therefore, occasional maintenance by the user--or is a throw-away applicance.
+Unlike the Black & Decker irons also present in the craft room, this one may be maintainable.  At the very least, there is a visible adjustment screw to change the stiffness of the cord-body attachment joint.  It's not clear, however, whether this iron was designed for long-term use--and, therefore, occasional maintenance by the user--or is a throw-away appliance.
 | ToDos =