I need a replacement head for the steamer because it cracked and is now leaking

question edited for typo.

It appears to be a known issue. There are a few ideas in the link.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Conair+GS28+garment+steamer+is+leaking+from+the+bottom

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go to www.repairclinic.com and get it

God bless you

Be sure no hairline cracks or pinhole in the steamer water container.
Put enough water level on it and not overfill it.
Repair hairline cracks or pinhole by applying epoxy or super glue in the surface.
Good luck.

My iron leaks out of the back end so I don't get any steam at the front of the iron.

Don't know this machine but if it has brass jets on the head stick a pin or a needle into them twisting while pushing in and out, some times these jet block up. other wise undo hose and blow through it hope I have helped in some way.

krups bought out Rowenta. contact them at http://www.krupsusa.com/ to see if they have the parts or know where to get them

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robert

When I use mine I hang the hand held part from my closet door, while I am waiting for it to heat up. When the hose gets too much condensation, from the steam, it leaks out... This will also happen if you try to use in the motion of an iron. The hand held part needs to be at a vertical position at all time to prevent leaking.

I'm looking for same thing.

Try "cleaning it" with vinegar. It could be clogged with calcium carbonate. Replace the water with a potent solution of white vinegar and water and operate the unit until the vinegar solution is used up. I use 100% of the supermarket white vinegar and avoid breathing in the "steam." Repeat the procedure once or twice with plain water. If this works, let me know.