atwood
My atwood mod GC10A-4e, will not work in the electric mode. Any held is welcome! Thanks
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Does it operate on propane OK? (both use same set of t-stats so if OK on propane then t-stats/circuit OK)
Electric element uses 120V AC from circuit breaker....is it tripped?
Element gets AC power via a DC relay that triggers the AC.
With Electric Switch ON you should have 12V DC power on WHITE wire going to control module and on YELLOW wire coming out of control module'
If you have 12V DC on those 2 wires then 120 V AC power should be on element.
Element burnt out is typical issue. Element is under cover on backside of water heater. Make sure 120V AC and 12V DC power off.....DC relay is inside that cover.
Here is wiring diagram
Electric element uses 120V AC from circuit breaker....is it tripped?
Element gets AC power via a DC relay that triggers the AC.
With Electric Switch ON you should have 12V DC power on WHITE wire going to control module and on YELLOW wire coming out of control module'
If you have 12V DC on those 2 wires then 120 V AC power should be on element.
Element burnt out is typical issue. Element is under cover on backside of water heater. Make sure 120V AC and 12V DC power off.....DC relay is inside that cover.
Here is wiring diagram
