Rowenta DG5030 User Manual (English)

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Mark Martinez Jr.Aug 16, 2025
What to do if water runs through the holes in the soleplate of my Rowenta DG5030?
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  Sarah CooperAug 16, 2025
  If water runs through the holes in the soleplate of your Rowenta Iron, several factors could be the cause. First, ensure you're not overfilling the boiler—do not exceed 33 oz of water. Also, confirm that the iron has reached the required temperature by waiting for the temperature/steam control lights to go out before ironing. If the iron hasn't been used for a while, water may have condensed in the steam tube; hold the iron away from clothing and press the steam control button until steam is produced. Finally, check that the steam output control dial isn't set too high for the iron's temperature, especially when ironing at a low temperature (•). If the thermostat isn’t working, send the appliance to an authorized service center.
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Christopher GallagherAug 22, 2025
Why does the soleplate of my Rowenta DG5030 leave brown streaks on clothing?
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  Joshua LevyAug 22, 2025
  If the soleplate of your Rowenta Iron leaves brown streaks on clothing, it could be due to using chemical descaling agents or additives; never use these and rinse the boiler thoroughly. Another possible cause is tap water high in organic matter such as rust or iron; switch to bottled spring water or rinse the boiler more often.
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joseph50Aug 26, 2025
What to do if my Rowenta Iron soleplate leaves brown streaks on clothing?
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  Tyler EdwardsAug 26, 2025
  If your Rowenta Iron's soleplate leaves brown streaks on clothing, avoid using chemical descaling agents or additives; instead, rinse the boiler thoroughly. This issue may also arise if your tap water has a high concentration of organic matter like rust or iron. If this is the case, switch to bottled spring water or increase the frequency of rinsing the boiler.
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tylercarrilloAug 28, 2025
Why does steam escape from the boiler cap of my Rowenta DG5030 Iron?
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  Ryan ThomasAug 28, 2025
  If steam escapes from the boiler cap of your Rowenta Iron, it could be due to the cap being screwed on incorrectly. When the unit is cold, unscrew the cap and then reattach it securely. Also, check the cap regularly for any signs of wear and tear on the green rubber ring, and replace the cap if you notice any damage.
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Derek MillerAug 31, 2025
How to prevent white streaks on clothing from my Rowenta Iron's soleplate?
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  Regina SmithAug 31, 2025
  To prevent white streaks on clothing from your Rowenta Iron's soleplate, the boiler may have a build-up of scale and needs to be rinsed out regularly. Rinse the boiler after every 10 uses.
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Mrs. Jaclyn Mitchell DVMSep 3, 2025
What to do if steam escapes from the boiler cap of my Rowenta DG5030 Iron?
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  Erin MclaughlinSep 3, 2025
  If steam escapes from the boiler cap of your Rowenta Iron, it could be because the cap is screwed on incorrectly; unscrew the cap when the unit is cold and put it back on. Another reason might be that the seal on the cap is worn; check the cap regularly for signs of wear and tear to the red rubber ring, and replace it if wear is noticed.
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Richard YangSep 6, 2025
How to prevent white streaks from Rowenta DG5030 soleplate on clothing?
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  Keith JacobsSep 6, 2025
  To prevent white streaks from the soleplate of your Rowenta Iron from appearing on clothing, regularly rinse the boiler to prevent scale build-up. It is recommended to rinse the boiler after every 10 uses.
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Rebecca FosterSep 9, 2025
What to do if Rowenta DG5030 soleplate has build-up?
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  villarrealjasonSep 9, 2025
  If your Rowenta Iron's soleplate has build-up, it might be due to ironing at too high a temperature. Refer to the Steam Ironing section of the instructions for temperature recommendations. Another cause could be spray starch build-up. To avoid this, spray starch on the reverse side of the garment.
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Ryan MorenoSep 10, 2025
Why is there little or no steam coming from my Rowenta DG5030?