There are a few things that could be causing your Philips DST8050/20 Azur steam iron to stop heating.
First, make sure that the temperature dial is set to the right level for the fabric. If it's too low, the iron might not heat up properly.
For safety, many Philips steam irons have a device called Auto Shut-Off (ASO). This mode kicks in when the iron is not used for more than 30 seconds horizontally or eight minutes vertically.
The hot light blinks, and the iron cools down. To turn it back on, either move the iron or press the power button. It will then heat up again.
If these steps don't fix the problem, you may need to descal the iron. Over time, mineral layers can build up and make things less effective.
If the problem still happens after these steps, there may be a problem inside the computer. For professional help in this situation, you should call Philips customer service or go to an authorised repair centre.
If none of the above solutions work, please feel free to share your experience. You can also file a complaint on our website.





















