This Panasonic steam iron PN NI-S300TR has been dissambled, the main Heating resistance functions, in the equipment we find a small elecronic board with a relay, integrated circuit etc, and a thermostat element PWANF16 or PWHA16 with a small round metallic element like a resistance that we cannot identify clearly. Which of these 2 last elements could be damaged and where can we buy them ? Thanks for help, Fernand
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you sure on the model number as it is not in http://www.sav.rowentausa.com/Pages/instructions.aspx
suggest re checking the reference number as shown on the web page at rowenta it may be different and searching for it in the web page as I am having hard time finding anything for DW1040
Tap water contains minerals/chemicals, whether it's from a well, or from a city source. When water is heated to steaming, these minerals, precipitate out of the water and form deposits. Use some vinegar. The mild acid will help loosen the deposits... and from now on use distilled water.
Note sure if its the same thing but my boiler (halstead Best 50) made a ringing sound just like you describe. It was the flue fan blades just catching the metal surround of the flue vent on occasions. It only happened when the boiler had been running a while. A new fan was fitted and everything ok now.
I never saw an iron with a retractable cord . The cover would have to be large enough to accomodate the cord and the heat from the iron could melt the cord. Are you sure it supposed to work like that?
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