Why is my Rowenta Iron soleplate dirty?
A dirty or brown soleplate on your Rowenta Iron, which may stain linen, can be due to ironing at too high a temperature or using starch incorrectly. Refer to the temperature control settings and always spray starch on the reverse side of the fabric.
Why is water leaking from my Rowenta Pro precision?
Water leaking from the soleplate of your Rowenta Iron can occur if water has condensed in the pipes from infrequent use. Press the steam control button away from your ironing board until the iron produces steam. Also, avoid using steam too frequently when the iron isn't hot enough; wait for the thermostat light to go out before activating the steam button. Adjust the frequency of use of the steam trigger to match the position of the thermostat.
Why is there no steam in my Rowenta Pro precision?
If your Rowenta Iron isn't producing steam, it could be due to an empty water tank (red light on) or the soleplate temperature being set too high. Fill the water tank and press the "Restart" button on the control panel. Note that at the maximum temperature setting, the steam is very hot and dry and therefore less visible.
What to do if brown streaks come from my Rowenta Iron?
Brown streaks from your Rowenta Iron that stain linen can be caused by using chemical descaling agents or additives in the water. Never add these products to the water tank or boiler. It can also happen if your linen isn't rinsed well enough or if you ironed a new garment before washing it. Ensure linen is thoroughly rinsed to remove soap or chemicals.
Why does my Rowenta Pro precision Iron leave water streaks?
Water streaks on linen from your Rowenta Iron may be due to your ironing board being saturated with water because it is not suitable for use with a steam generator. Check that your ironing board is suitable.
How to turn off the water tank empty light on Rowenta Pro precision Iron?
If the red “water tank empty” light is on, it means the water tank is empty. Press the “Restart” button on the control panel until the indicator goes out.
Why is steam leaking from my Rowenta Pro precision Iron?
Steam escaping from around the collector cover/boiler rinse cap on your Rowenta Iron could mean the cap/cover isn't tight enough; try tightening the stopper/collector. If that doesn't solve the issue, the seal of the cap/cover may be damaged, or the generator may be faulty.
Why is the Calc-Away System light on my Rowenta Pro precision on?
The orange "Calc-Away System" or "Boiler rinse" light on your Rowenta Iron indicates that you did not press the "Restart" button. Press the “Restart” button on the control panel until the indicator goes out.
What to do if Rowenta Pro precision Iron generator doesn't start?
If the generator on your Rowenta Iron doesn't start and the thermostat light isn't on, make sure the appliance is correctly plugged in.
Details on tap water, softened water, and recommended water types for the steam generator.
Instructions on placing the generator on a flat surface and filling the water tank.
Steps for plugging in the appliance and initial heating process.
Explanation of indicator lights and their meanings on the control panel.
Guidance on setting iron temperature and using the steam control button.
Instructions on how to use the vertical steam function for garments.
Instructions for ironing without using the steam function.
Steps for refilling the water tank when the 'water tank empty' light flashes.
Proper procedures for storing the steam generator after use.
Instructions for cleaning the iron's soleplate and the base unit.
Detailed steps for descaling models with and without a scale collector.
General| Soleplate Material | Stainless steel |
|---|---|
| Water Tank Capacity | 300 ml |
| Vertical Steam | Yes |
| Anti-Drip | Yes |
| Auto Shut-Off | Yes |
| Power | 2400 W |
| Self-Cleaning | Yes |
| Anti-Calc System | Yes |
| Voltage | 220-240 V |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
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