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Rowenta RO7011 Bagless Canister Vacuum Questions & Answers
I am looking for a
I'm glad to provide the manual for the unit. Please
click hear to download the manual.
Please let me know if you require any clarifications.
I have a white powdery
The iron has white flakes coming from the steam vents.
The
white flakes can be caused by calcium or other minerals in the tap
water. To solve this problem, switch to bottled spring water. Once the
water is changed it may take several uses before your iron adjusts to
the new mixture and the issue is corrected.
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How do I get the
hi.
the white stuff is a mineral deposit from using hard water.
any proprietary descaling solution should remove this.
if you then use any of the scented ironing waters available from the supermarket, the scale will not return.
Is it okay to run
I wouldn't recommend the CLR. My suggestion is to run a cycle using white vinegar, the accepted standby for removing sediment and deposits in small and major appliances. I hope this helps. If it does, please rate my solution. Good luck!
My steam iron is spitting
Run white vinegar through the iron over the sink with iron on high & steam button pressed down. This should dissolve any minerals that build up in it. Then run water through it over the sink to rinse the vinegar out.
I need a customer service
Can't quite track that down by the model number you show, but if you go to this URL:
http://www.rowentausa.com/rowenta/frame.aspx
there is information on an Effective iron that looks pretty close.
There are downloadable files in the lower left hand corner.
You might have better luck than I did tracking the model number you have at this site as well.
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Be well,
Paul
My rowenta iron does not
Hi. Here's the procedure on how to torbuleshoot the issue.
1. Make sure there's enough water in the tank if the iron won't steam. Fill the tank up.
2. Check that the iron is set to a steam setting. Some of the settings are dry and won't create steam.
3. Set the temperature dial to the shaded setting which represents steam. You'll see a little dark cloud-type icon with raindrops as opposed to a white cloud with a stripe through it. The dark cloud represents moisture (steam), and the white cloud with the stripe through it represents no steam.
4. Allow the iron to heat up for a while and to emit steam for a couple of minutes while pressing the extra-long burst button a few times. That should get rid of any impurities which can cause blockages. Try this if the iron hasn't been used for a while and steaming is intermittent.
5. Iron horizontally. Steam is only generated when the iron is horizontal.
6. Use the maximum steam setting when the iron is set to its maximum temperature setting.
7. Let the iron get to a high temperature before expecting steam. If the soleplate isn't hot enough, the water won't turn to steam and will in fact drip, spit or leak from the soleplate. Some Rowenta irons have an anti-drip system, which will turn off the steam when ironing at a low temperatures. Turn the temperature up, if needed.
All the best!
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