Broun iron (model SI6285) quit working

I have this iron about 2,5 years, work a few times. when i shut down the steam generator the iron stays on. And now in one hour of work it shuts downs about 4 times. the lights on the steam generator are week. what main board i shuld switch?

Have you try with lower heat setting?
It seems like it might be thermostat or thermal fuse that is not working properly.

I have a Breville Iron 2200W it went into auto shut down and now i can't get it to work

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i'm not quite sure what the STP security light is but on my iron a security light comes on when the iron is idle. It shuts the power to the iron when no movement has happened mine is about 5 mins.

I believe that is how the safety feature works.

Once the iron detects no movement for a certain period of time (the iron assumes you have finished ironing) the iron will shut of the heating element.

One you have moved it around, the timer should prevent it from auto shutting down for a period of time.

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I had the same problem and eventually removed the tilt sensor. This is the molded board that you see when you open the back of the iron. By removing it, you will also loose the timer off function. The thermostat will still be operational.

Unless you have a 5 or 6 hundred dollar iron, or unless it is brand new, and still under warranty, there is an excellent rule of thumb when an iron quits working: Buy a new one! These days, irons can be purchased cheaply enough that it is WELL worth the money. Not just for the convenience, but for the safety issues. This is an appliance that could burn your house down even if it's in PROPER working order. Hope this helps!!

Chad

Unless you have a 5 or 6 hundred dollar iron, or unless it is brand new, and still under warranty, there is an excellent rule of thumb when an iron quits working: Buy a new one! These days, irons can be purchased cheaply enough that it is WELL worth the money. Not just for the convenience, but for the safety issues. This is an appliance that could burn your house down even if it's in PROPER working order. Hope this helps!!

Chad