Could someone please look at documents that came with the iron &amp; find out how long the warranty is? Please don't just tell us you love the iron.Thanks
1375852
According the the limited warranty: "We warrant each appliance to be free from defects in material and workmanship. Our obligation under this warranty is limited to repair at our factory or authorized service center of any defective parts or part thereof, other than parts damaged in transit. In the event of a products replacement or return, the unit must be returned transportation prepaid. The repaired or new model will be returned at the company expense. This warranty runs for three years from the purchase date found on your receipt and applies only to the original purchase for use." I hope this helps. BTW, I love the iron.
1968938
I loved the Rowenta travel iron. It just didn't last. I had two - both quit working within a couple of months. We took one apart and the wires were melted. Fire danger, I believe.
2147021
I would contact oreck they should be able to help you best iron I every bought ----I have killed one with use and bought another and will buy another when this one dies
1280797
I got nothing but instruction documents and my iron broke in less than a year (steam controls on the iron stuck in the "on" position). I emailed the company and they agreed to exchange it, but then I got a call saying it was not available (it is still available on Amazon) and they wanted to substitute the Pro 300 model, which is not a comparable item. I requested a refund and am awaiting a response.
1354302
You may have intended to send this question to another reviewer. As I stated in my review, this iron worked very good for me for about a year. Suddenly it just stopped heating. The light came on, but the soleplate would not heat. As a result, I just threw the iron away and purchased another brand...so I don't have the iron to look at to answer your question. Sorry I couldn't help.
1722812
I'm sorry, but I have not used the iron you are referring to. I know there are 2 or 3 price ranges on the Panasonic irons.
1526258
I haven't found much out on the warranty, but I wouldn't expect too much. I did have the belt snap and called the company who supplied another belt free of charge. Of course, we had to figure out how to put it on - which we did. But now this newer belt is already getting loose and skipping, so I'm thinking when it snaps again of just throwing the whole thing out on the curb for scrap collectors. My opinion has indeed soured on this item even more. If you haven't bought it yet - don't. If you have, then try calling their number which is in the booklet that came with the machine. They are relatively friendly, but I've had mine for about 2 years now and am sure I'm out of warranty myself. I haven't found much out on the warranty, but I wouldn't expect too much. I did have the belt snap and called the company who supplied another belt free of charge. Of course, we had to figure out how to put it on - which we did. But now this newer belt is already getting loose and skipping, so I'm thinking when it snaps again of just throwing the whole thing out on the curb for scrap collectors. My opinion has indeed soured on this item even more. If you haven't bought it yet - don't. If you have, then try calling their number which is in the booklet that came with the machine. They are... » Read More I haven't found much out on the warranty, but I wouldn't expect too much. I did have the belt snap and called the company who supplied another belt free of charge. Of course, we had to figure out how to put it on - which we did. But now this newer belt is already getting loose and skipping, so I'm thinking when it snaps again of just throwing the whole thing out on the curb for scrap collectors. My opinion has indeed soured on this item even more. If you haven't bought it yet - don't. If you have, then try calling their number which is in the booklet that came with the machine. They are relatively friendly, but I've had mine for about 2 years now and am sure I'm out of warranty myself. « Show Less
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i loved the iron and worked great for 22 days and died they are in the process of doing a complete replacement. the 22 days were great for everything i did clothes and fabric (quilter) we will wait to see how long this one lasts.
2024230
I did the same thing, I used the 20% off. Final cost was $31.99. Great iron.
223682
I owned Rowenta Steam & Pressure Iron 5030,5080, 8030 & latest 8430, for normal use & well care, the 5030 lasted about 3 years, 8030 lasted 2 years, the pressure cover popped out (bursted) and now the latest one 8430 is leaking, only 14 months since I bought it . I love all of them, excellent performance & very efficient to all garments especially wedding & formal clothes to drapes & jeans but their life span is very short.If you really want the long lasting one, it is the industrial type but quiet heavy .
1383818
too have the Rowenta Dz9080 -- given to me as a gift - the last Rowenta hit the ceramic tile and broke into 100 pieces - but back to the one I presently have, it truely was what I thought to be the best iron ever - then one evening while I was ironing I could smell something terrible - I thought it was the material in the slacks I was ironing but gradually the iron got cold - it actually burnt up inside. I haven't even attempted to return it because of all the bad posts I've read and I need another iron now -- not 3 months from now and I want to make sure it will work. For now I'm using an old Sunbeam -- probably about 15 years old - probably cost me about $15-20.00. too have the Rowenta Dz9080 -- given to me as a gift - the last Rowenta hit the ceramic tile and broke into 100 pieces - but back to the one I presently have, it truely was what I thought to be the best iron ever - then one evening while I was ironing I could smell something terrible - I thought it was the material in the slacks I was ironing but gradually the iron got cold - it actually burnt up inside. I haven't even attempted to return it because of all the bad posts I've read and I need another iron now -- not 3 months from now and I want to make sure it will work. For now I'm using an... » Read More too have the Rowenta Dz9080 -- given to me as a gift - the last Rowenta hit the ceramic tile and broke into 100 pieces - but back to the one I presently have, it truely was what I thought to be the best iron ever - then one evening while I was ironing I could smell something terrible - I thought it was the material in the slacks I was ironing but gradually the iron got cold - it actually burnt up inside. I haven't even attempted to return it because of all the bad posts I've read and I need another iron now -- not 3 months from now and I want to make sure it will work. For now I'm using an old Sunbeam -- probably about 15 years old - probably cost me about $15-20.00. « Show Less
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Not sure about the warranty. Probably a year. And yes, this is real. It is far superior to any Chi iron. It has rounded sides, so you don't put a crease into your hair. My hairdresser has one and it works great on my hair. So, I bought my own and love it.
2223902
I am a quilter & had a iron I loved for 20 yrs. finally gave up the ship as they say. I got same make in a very exspensive iron and it didn't last 6 months. #^#%#^#! So I bought this iron and also the Black & Decker Digital Advantage 3081494 because me without an iron is a catastrophe. I have used both and LOVE them. I use the model you are inquiring about strictly as a dry iron and it gets plenty hot. Besides its cute and just like Mom used to have. Karan M.
1726010
This is not a refurbished iron and it has a limited warranty. Best Iron I have owned--the only brand I have used for over 20 years.
1101880
same thing. I had the iron for about one year when it quit working. I just called Rowenta customer support and they told me model no dz9080 was manufactured in 2006 and is not repairable. And it is out of warranty. I paid close to $200 and it lasted for one year. It's junk. Don't buy it and throw it away if you have a broken one because it is not repairable.
837649
Yes it has one year warranty with the manufacturer. However, the company will not honer on line purchase. You have to mail the flat iron to us with return label and we send it to manufacturer for you.
1124791
The iron was a gift. The user says she has not used it for "came" so has no idea.Sorry for the lack of info.