How do I find a manual for my Eura steam iron without changing my brower

It looks like it might be a special model for sale on Amazon. Pick one that looks the same. They all word alike. Plug in, control the heat, press the button for extra steam.

https://www.amazon.in/Black-Decker-AS975-First-Impressions/dp/B0000ASAXR

Unbranded 'First Impressions' iron and manual

https://www.blackanddeckerappliances.com/products/garment-care/compact-irons/f210-variable-steam-iron.aspx

https://www.google.com/search?q=Black+%26+Decker+AS975+steam+iron+manual

Similar models manual:

https://www.rowentausa.com/instructions-for-use/Products/Linen-care/Steam-generator/Compact-Steam/csp/1830006489

https://www.rowentausa.com/instructions-for-use/LINEN-CARE/STEAM-STATION/COMPACT-STEAM-STATION-DG7530/csp/1830005479

https://www.rowentausa.com/instructions-for-use/LINEN-CARE/STEAM-STATION/PERFECT-STEAM-STATION-DG8520/csp/1830005299

Do you drain the vinegar before turning on the iron and steaming through?

You have to take part the iron by unscrewing the three bolts on the side handle with a small phillips driver. Then loose the allen screw on one side of the black thermostat wheel to unloosen it. Then take out the two bolt plastic protectors under the handle and unscrew the two allen bolts, carefully separate the top from the botton of the iron, carefully not to pry loose the cables from the top to the hot shoe.
On the back you will see a small white square box, that is the thermostat, which has a button on top, all you need to do is to push it in. This will make the iron heat up unless you have a thermostat failure (Black wheel with temperature indicators), which you will need to order the part and change it.

My MORPHY RICHARDS 42256 JET STREAM STEAM GENERATOR IRON has stop producing steam. I have changed the filter and although it heats up, it does not produce any steam.

You can download the manual at
http://www.morphyrichards.co.uk/Downloads/InstructionBooklets/IB42271.PDF

Hi,
Yes... you can use it dry...

Cleaning a Steam Iron White Scale and Brown Water
http://www.fixya.com/support/r5300985-cleaning_steam_iron_white_scale_brown

heatman101

Hello :

1:Clean your steam iron according to the manufacturer's instructions. Your iron is more likely to leak when it has not been cleaned properly. Plus, the water that leaks from a steam iron that hasn't been cleaned will likely be dirty and stain your fabric. Every steam iron brand is different, so be sure to check the manual that came with your iron or browse the manufacturer's website for instructions on keeping your steam iron in good working order.

2:Use your steam iron on a rigid surface like an ironing board. In a rush, you might be tempted to quickly iron a blouse or pants on the nearest available surface like a bed, carpet or even on a table with a towel draped over it. However, these surfaces may not provide the proper amount of level padding for successful steam ironing, and leaks are more likely to occur. Take the time to set up your ironing board for smooth steam ironing to reduce water leaks on a bumpy surface.

3:Allow your steam iron to heat fully in the upright position before ironing. Because your steam iron is designed to convert water into steam that will easily smooth out wrinkles on bulky fabrics, you can avoid leaks by ensuring your iron has time to get the water to the correct temperature. If you lay your steam iron in the horizontal position too quickly, water that is not hot enough to convert to steam will leak. Give the iron a chance to heat up, and then test your steam function on your ironing board cover or spare fabric swatch before tacking your favorite blouse.

4:Turn off the steam function on your iron when ironing at lower temperatures. Since your iron's steam function is designed to convert the water in your iron to steam at the right temperature, lower iron temperatures can cause water to leak if your steam setting is still activated. For ironing more delicate fabrics, turn off the steam to avoid water leaks.

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The steam irons I have see have a separate button to allow water from the reservoir to enter the steam chamber. This button latches down for steam and you unlatch it for dry. Also, there is a temperature range on the temp dial for steam.

The reservoir must have water in it for the iron to make steam. If calcium from the water has built up on the reservoir valve, it may prevent the water from entering the steam chamber. Straight white vinegar instead of water may help.