Spare parts for steam irons: boilers, tanks, steam soles, plates, seals, flexible steam cables, descaling brushes, sleeves, anti-scale filters.
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Guide to spare parts and maintenance of steam irons
What this collection contains
Components for steam irons: water tanks, boilers, steam soles, plates, lid seals, steam hose sleeves, anti-scale brushes, anti-scale filters, thermostats, and electrical parts.
How to identify the exact spare part
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Model & brand of the iron, often printed on the frame or under the iron.
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Boiler/tank specifications: capacity, steam hose connections.
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Type of soleplate / plate (aluminum, steel, coated) and size.
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Original component code, useful for heating elements, seals, or special soles.
Recommended maintenance (steam)
- Use distilled or demineralized water if the manufacturer specifies, to avoid scale in the steam system.
- Regularly clean the steam holes of the plate with a fine toothpick or specific anti-scale kits.
- Always empty the tank after use to avoid stagnation.
- Check seals for leaks; replace them if they become hard or broken.
Common problems and how to solve them
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Weak or no steam: clogged boiler, scale deposits, or low steam pressure.
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Water leaks from the base: worn seals or poorly secured tank.
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Burns or residues on the soleplate: dirty soleplate or worn plate, clean immediately to avoid fabric damage.
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Faulty steam hose cable: check for damage or kinks; replace it with an identical spare part.
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Heating element not heating: possible failure of the heating element, thermostat, or circuit board.
Quick FAQs
Can I use tap water?
It depends on the model: many require demineralized water to avoid scale. If not specified, it's better to avoid hard water.
How to clean the steam holes?
When you notice uneven steam output, use a fine toothpick or anti-scale kit to clean carefully; never use sharp objects that could damage the plate.
Steam is leaking water: possible causes?
Defective seal, tank not screwed on properly, or damage to the sleeve/hose connection.
Does the soleplate wear out with use?
Yes, it can scratch or discolor; by using protective soles or specific anti-scale products, you can prolong its life.
