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Well I hate throwing appliances for small parts that fail which in reality should be fixed / replaced. It is a envirinmental waste.
Can I replace the thermostat at home ? Any tips on how to do it ?
GitanUnfortuantely it is not under warranty !
Well I hate throwing appliances for small parts that fail which in reality should be fixed / replaced.
It is a envirinmental waste.
Can I replace the thermostat at home ? Any tips on how to do it ?
Gitan
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They are built to shut off after about 30 sec or so if the iron is not moving and the iron is in pressing position (sole plate down). They shut off if they are not moving and standing with the sole plate vertical, in about 5 minutes. If you move the iron (like ironing) they reheat. If it doing something else the electronic control is defective. It is cheaper to replace than repair.
Unless you have a 5 or 6 hundred dollar iron, or unless it is brand new, and still under warranty, there is an excellent rule of thumb when an iron quits working: Buy a new one! These days, irons can be purchased cheaply enough that it is WELL worth the money. Not just for the convenience, but for the safety issues. This is an appliance that could burn your house down even if it's in PROPER working order. Hope this helps!!
Hi have a nice day!
Ensure that the unit is tightly plugged into a working outlet. Some units are equipped with our patented Motion Smart Auto Off technology. Moving the iron will cause it to begin to reheat.
Unfortuantely it is not under warranty !
Well I hate throwing appliances for small parts that fail which in reality should be fixed / replaced.
It is a envirinmental waste.
Can I replace the thermostat at home ? Any tips on how to do it ?
Gitan
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