Look under the manufacturers stickers normally the screws are well hidden, but at the back of iron underneath there are normally two screws and a third that is in the handle once you remove the backplate
SOURCE: Rowenta DX-8800 will not heat. Location of heating element?
The heating element is incorporated in the base. Rarely is the heating element bad. Its usually a connection or control problem. You cannot just replace the heating element.
SOURCE: euro-pro EP1005 iron--iron heats -blower works-but no steam
You may not need a new iron, my wife's iron is doing the same thing. take the top of the ironing board off (you will need a torx t-20 security bit driver), under the tank is a connection that may have rusted out re-connet it and turn the iron on. Once it heats up, check the tank for leaks. The tank may need to be replace as well or try a 5-minute epoxy type glue on the leaks once it has cooled. If the tank leaks you will get not get enlugh pressure building up to get the steam.
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The screw in the front of the iron is under the fill door for the water. There is also a rubber guide for the door that has to be removed exposing the screw.
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