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Possible that the lead wire, the mains plug, the thermal switch of the heating element is faulty.Unless all these are checked one by one , the fault cannot be confirmed.
Unless you are not going to use the iron for a long time, especially if you use distilled water to fill your steam iron, I would really not bother. However, if you do want to empty the iron after using it, you have a couple options: - With the iron still hot, very carefully, use the cleaning function or the 'shot' of steam until no more steam is generated above the sink preferrably. - With the iron unplug/NO electricty: very carefully tip the water out from whe filling hole above the sink - be aware that the water will remain extremely hot for a long time so avoid splashing water on yourrsel! Hope the information is useful.
Generally, it means that the bobbin is too tight in the cavity.
1. Remove the bobbin
2. Try a drop of oil in the bobbin cavity in the machine, using a Q-TIP
3. After applying the oil, use a clean Q-TIP to remove excess oil in the cavity (may need more than one clean Q-TIP).
4. Replace bobbin.
Hi,
yes unless the thermostats gone.
It,s not really financially practical to replace parts, will cost you parts-and labour.
cheaper to get a new iron, unless still warranted.
Mike @ Compurepair.
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