My steam mop makes all the noises that it will work, but the on/off button is stuck on and it is not producing steam. I have been told that it needs a new circuit board, does anyone know where I can get one?
By Karen L
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You would have to contact the manufacturer for one. However, in my experience on most appliances that is the most expensive part and it is usually cheaper to just get a new one.
I would look for another one at a thrift shop or garage sale. Then keep the other one for future parts repair
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