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flowerfairy


Joined: 17/09/2008
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Message Posted:
28/12/2009 13:41

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Is there anyone reading this topic that can repair my iron.

It's a Tefal pro express turbo. The 'shush', steam thingy has died on me. I've tried

washing/ flushing it through, to no avail.



Can anyone help, it's the best iron I've ever had.



Vidal


Joined: 14/05/2009
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Message Posted:
28/12/2009 13:59

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You could try descaler first before you fork out. It worked on mine. Good luck.



smithy


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28/12/2009 14:09

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I use white vinegar its the best descaler you can use and cheaper, worth a try before you pay out money



flowerfairy


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28/12/2009 17:08

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Thankyou both for your answers, but I think it may be electrical as the steam thingy doesn't even get warm.



neil27


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28/12/2009 17:52

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Hi,



You could dismantle it and look for a loose connection. Sometimes simply taking things apart and cleaning connections and reassemblimg them solves electrical problems.



bazilbrush


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28/12/2009 20:05

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Plenty of electrical DIY people in the cemetery. Get a new one, dont mess around with anything that involves water and electricity. You know it makes sense.



keithcaley



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28/12/2009 22:56

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bazilbrush,

I second that...

- Although if you can find a local 'expert' to look at it, that's different



flowerfairy


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29/12/2009 08:19

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Thankyou Basil and Keith, I understand where you're coming from.

I was hoping some bright 'spark' would reply who has the knowledge to fix it, as I don't think I have any chance of replacing it with the same model. I've seen cheaper ones, but they haven't the same 'shush'

as my one did have!!!!



Tenakoutou



Joined: 27/07/2009
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29/12/2009 08:31

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Be very, very careful about getting your iron 'Cypriotised', otherwise you may be in for a big, big shock!



Bazilbrush has already given you the message - sound advice!



ttoli


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29/12/2009 09:42

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When my steam generator Iron packed up, Tektans repaired it for 50TL



scoobydoo


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29/12/2009 13:24

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I dropped my iron and for some reason everything failed after that but I took it into the small electrical shop near the Bellapais lights and Huseyin fixed it for me. He does understand English fairly well, always a bonus!



If you don't know it, it used to be Caner's electrical shop and it is situated on the road behind the Pia Bella Hotel between the off licence and a small grocers.



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