Hello!
During the operation of the Philips GC 6440 steam generator, the residual current device was blown, after turning on the iron again, the iron does not produce steam, the control lights ("steam ready" and "steam tank empty") are off, the pressure switch (the one responsible for feeding steam to the foot ) works, a characteristic click is heard. The iron itself (soleplate) works and heats up.
I dismantled the base and everything looks ok, no burns or short circuits. Unfortunately, I can't find the service manual anywhere.
I found such a diagram, admittedly from the GC 6420 model, but it seems to me that they are identical:
My question is: which of these elements could trigger the "differential"?
Unfortunately, I did not have a meter today and I could not take any measurements, but maybe someone will tell you what to do?
During the operation of the Philips GC 6440 steam generator, the residual current device was blown, after turning on the iron again, the iron does not produce steam, the control lights ("steam ready" and "steam tank empty") are off, the pressure switch (the one responsible for feeding steam to the foot ) works, a characteristic click is heard. The iron itself (soleplate) works and heats up.
I dismantled the base and everything looks ok, no burns or short circuits. Unfortunately, I can't find the service manual anywhere.
I found such a diagram, admittedly from the GC 6420 model, but it seems to me that they are identical:
My question is: which of these elements could trigger the "differential"?
Unfortunately, I did not have a meter today and I could not take any measurements, but maybe someone will tell you what to do?
