It Turns On And Gets Hot But Won't Steam. I Have It On The Correct Setting.

Check the water tank: Make sure there is enough water in the tank and that the water level is above the minimum fill line. If the tank is empty or low on water, the iron will not produce steam.

Check the steam control dial: Make sure that the steam control dial is turned to the appropriate setting for the fabric you are ironing. If the dial is set too low or too high, the iron may not produce steam.

Check the steam vents: Check the steam vents on the soleplate of the iron to make sure they are not blocked by lint or other debris. Use a toothbrush or other soft brush to gently clean the vents.

Check the anti-calcium system: If the iron has an anti-calcium system, make sure that it is functioning properly. Follow the manufacturer's instructions to clean or replace the anti-calcium filter or cartridge.

Run a self-clean cycle: Fill the water tank with water and turn the iron to the highest setting. Hold the iron over a sink or other safe area and press the self-clean button. This will help remove any mineral buildup that may be preventing the iron from producing steam.