Philips GC2105, GC2115, GC2110, GC2125, GC2130 Troubleshooting, Problem Possible causes Solution

Models: GC2110 GC2225 GC2115 GC2130 GC2215 GC2120 GC2220 GC2125 GC2105

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Troubleshooting

This chapter summarises the most common problems you could encounter with your iron. Please read the different sections for more details. If you are unable to solve the problem, please contact the Philips Customer Care Centre in your country.

Problem

Possible cause(s)

Solution

The iron is plugged in but the

Connection problem

Check the mains cord, the plug and

soleplate is cold.

 

the wall socket.

 

 

 

 

Temperature dial set at MIN

Set the temperature dial to the

 

 

required position.

I'm unable to fill the water tank to

You have tried to fill the iron in

Tilt the iron during filling.

maximum level.

horizontal position.

 

 

 

 

No steam

Not enough water in the water tank.

Fill the water tank (see 'Preparing for

 

 

use'; section 'Filling the watertank'.)

 

 

 

The steam control has been set to position O.

Set the steam position to Á, Ë or È (see 'Using the appliance', section 'Steam ironing').

The soleplate is not hot enough and/or the Drip stop function (types GC2225, GC2220, GC2130 and GC2125 only) has been activated.

Set the temperature dial to a position in the steam area (2 to MAX). Put the iron on its heel and wait until the amber pilot light has gone out before you start ironing.

No shot of steam (types GC2225, GC2220, GC2215, GC2130, GC2125, GC2120, GC2115 and GC2110 only) or no Vertical Shot of Steam (types GC2225, GC2220, GC2215, GC2130, GC2125, GC2120 and GC2115 only).

The (Vertical) Shot of Steam function has been used too often within a very short period.

The soleplate is not hot enough.

Put the iron in horizontal position and wait a while before using the (Vertical) Shot of Steam function again.

Set the temperature dial to a position in the steam area (2 to MAX). Put the iron on its heel and wait until the amber pilot light has gone out before you start ironing.

Flakes and impurities come out of the

Hard water forms flakes inside the

soleplate during ironing.

soleplate.

Use the Calc-Clean function a few times (see 'Cleaning and maintenance', section 'Calc-Clean').

Red pilot light is blinking (types

The auto shut-off function has been

Shake the iron lightly to deactivate the

GC2225 and GC2130 only).

activated. See "Automatic shut-off"

auto shut-off function: the pilot light

 

section.

will stop blinking.

 

 

 

Water droplets on fabric (types GC2225, GC2220, GC2215, GC2130, GC2125 and GC2120 only)

The filling cap has not been closed properly.

Press the filling cap until you hear a click.

Water droplets on fabric (types

The temperature has been set too

Set the temperature dial to a position

GC2215, GC2120, GC2115, GC2110

low.

in the steam area (2 to MAX). Put

and GC2105 only)

 

the iron on its heel and wait until the

 

 

amber pilot light has gone out before

 

 

you start ironing.

 

 

 

Water drips from the soleplate after the iron has been stored or cooled down.

The iron has been put in horizontal position while there was still water in the water tank.

Empty the water tank before you store the iron. Set the steam control to position O and store the iron standing on its heel.

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Philips GC2105, GC2115, GC2110, GC2125, GC2130, GC2220, GC2120, GC2215, GC2225 Troubleshooting, Problem Possible causes Solution

GC2110, GC2225, GC2115, GC2130, GC2215 specifications

Philips has long been a trusted name in the world of home appliances, and their range of steam irons continues to set the standard for efficiency, performance, and user-friendly design. Among their notable offerings, models such as the Philips GC2126, GC2105, GC2125, GC2220, and GC2120 stand out, each equipped with unique features and technologies that cater to diverse ironing needs.

The Philips GC2126 is designed with a powerful steam function that can tackle even the most stubborn creases. Its continuous steam output helps to quickly smooth out wrinkles, allowing for efficient ironing sessions. The ergonomic design of the handle ensures comfort during use, while the lightweight construction simplifies maneuverability.

In contrast, the Philips GC2105 offers a compact and sleek design, making it perfect for those with limited storage space. This model boasts a reliable steam output that helps to penetrate fabrics effectively. Additionally, the GC2105 features a non-stick soleplate which allows for smooth gliding over various types of clothing, ensuring that ironing is an effortless task.

The Philips GC2125 is another impressive model in this lineup. It combines powerful steam generation with a durable soleplate that is resistant to scratching. This ensures that the iron glides easily over different fabrics without causing damage. Moreover, it features a quick heat-up time, allowing users to get started on their ironing tasks without unnecessary delays.

Moving onto the Philips GC2220, this model is tailored for precision. It comes with a steam boost function that delivers an extra burst of steam when needed, perfect for stubborn creases or thick fabrics. The integrated calc-clean function prevents scale buildup, enhancing the iron's longevity and performance.

Lastly, the Philips GC2120 serves as an ideal choice for those seeking a balance of style and efficiency. It is equipped with a soft grip handle that enhances comfort during use. The steam control feature allows users to adjust the steam output according to the fabric type, ensuring optimal results on every garment.

In summary, Philips offers a diverse range of steam irons with the GC2126, GC2105, GC2125, GC2220, and GC2120, each designed with specific needs in mind. From powerful steam functions and ergonomic designs to easy maintenance features, these models exemplify Philips’ commitment to quality and innovation in home appliances, making ironing simpler and more enjoyable for users.