Where is the model number on Rowenta iron?

Where is the model number on Rowenta iron?

How to find my product reference? Your product reference is usually located on the back of your product, consisting of letters and numbers.

How do you fix a Rowenta auto shut off?

Many Rowenta irons have an automatic shut-off feature that turns the iron off if it sits too long. It’s possible that while you were carefully positioning a garment on the ironing board, your iron turned itself off. To correct the problem, simply pick up your iron and give it a little shake.

Is it worth repairing a steam iron?

The expense of repairing damaged cords or broken handles can often outweigh the cost of the iron. Consider replacing the iron, rather than attempt to repair these parts. Failure to replace the damaged parts with those made specifically for your make and model of steam iron could result in additional damage.

How do you clean a Rowenta ultimate iron?

Unplug the iron then hold your iron horizontally above the sink. Remove the anti-scale valve (or set the control to self-clean/autoclean depending on the model). Steam, water and scale deposits will leave the steam chamber through the steam holes and the iron will be clean.

Which Rowenta iron models are made in Germany?

Rowenta products made in Germany

• Rowenta DW8080 Pro Master Steam Iron.
• Rowenta Air Force battery operated vacuum cleaner.
• Rowenta Steamium DW 9135 steam iron.
• Rowenta DZ 5130 Focus Steam Iron.
• Rowenta Steamium DW9035.

How do you fix an iron that won’t turn on?

1. Make sure that your appliance is plugged into a working outlet.
2. Check the power cable and make sure that it’s not damaged.
3. Make sure the temperature adjustment knob is set above the MIN position.
4. Once you plug in your iron and adjust the temperature, the thermostat indicator should light up.

Why does my iron turn off?

Most irons seem to have one these days: the auto-off feature, that little mechanism that causes your iron to go into a “stand-by” mode when not in use. It cools down the iron’s plate completely when not in use for a certain amount of time.