Increase temperature - Morphy Richards Irons

Error code 021 on a Turboion Croc Classic flat iron indicates a problem with the temperature sensor. This error can prevent the flat iron from heating up properly and may cause it to shut off unexpectedly.
To fix this issue, you can try the following steps:

1. Turn off the flat iron and unplug it from the power outlet.
2. Use a small screwdriver to open the back cover of the flat iron and locate the temperature sensor.
3. Carefully inspect the temperature sensor for any signs of damage, such as bent or broken wires, loose connections, or burnt components.
4. If you notice any damage to the temperature sensor, you will need to replace it with a new one. You can purchase a replacement temperature sensor from Turboion or from a third-party supplier.
5. Once you have installed the new temperature sensor, reassemble the flat iron and plug it in. Turn it on and check if the error code 021 is still appearing.
6. If the error code persists, you may need to contact Turboion customer support for further assistance. They will be able to provide you with more detailed troubleshooting steps and help you resolve the issue.

If the temperature dial is not set high enough, or the thermostat is faulty and setting the cut-off temperature too low, some steam irons will fill up their steam chamber in their soleplates completely with water and stop steaming, until the temperature returns above what's needed to continously generate steam.

Because its a temperature controlled iron, I would say that it only gets to the temperature to create steam and no hotter.

Hi,
Increasing the temperature setting can ease this issue, however it is important to consider the type of fabric you are ironing.

1st option: Fill the iron up, and let the iron stand as the iron heats for little while before using. This may allow more of the water to be converted to steam.

2nd option: You could try using deionised/distilled water in your iron.

If you find that the water leaks out sporadically, it may be worth pushing the steam button once or twice before applying it to clothing.

I have attached a link with a little bit more information How to Stop Steam Iron From Dripping

Check the voltage at your power point, irons draw a lot of power. most irons have a temp setting switch cool med hot . If this a new iron return for service.

increase thermostat wheel settings,,otherwise professional expert to change thermostat

set thermostat in lowest position first,,then increase it if u feel to increase heat as per ur requirementthe need

Household irons can drip and spit out liquid water from the holes in the metal sole plate instead of producing steam if you have set the temperature too low. The obvious remedy is to increase the temperature, but this setting is not appropriate for all types of fabric. For example, the highest setting is generally recommended for removing wrinkles from cotton garments, and the lowest setting is generally safe for silk garments. Using the iron and its steam functions as the manufacturer intended can reduce or eliminate dripping. If that doesn't solve your problem, consider additional steam iron troubleshooting.

thermal switch is not working...upon reaching a certain temperature limit it should switch off then switch on again after a moment to maintain the set temperature..what happened here is that your thermal switch didn't switch off so the temperature continue to rise to the extent that the heating element burnt and smell like that..adjust the setting in such a way that it switches off after reaching the desired temperature..

Chooses the temperature.
Being general, usually the higher the number the higher the temperature.
Check your garment for the correct temperature and the instructions for iron for the exact temperatures represented.


Hope it helps
R.