110 volt water heater switch does no light.
Taint obvious how to check the bulb! Suggestions very welcome. Worked yesterday but we have been on seattle lousy bumpy roads today. Thanks all Attwood water heater in 2006 itasca 29r
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Is there a reset? Well, in a manner of speaking yes, But more in a paragraph.
First: that there is clearly an ATWOOD model.
Now your answer: The overheat detector is the ECO (Emergency cut off)
It is a self resetting device, basically a disc thrmostat identically (physically) to the T-Stat but set for a higher temp.
The "Reset" is simply to let it cool off. a bit, then it resets itself.
NOTE: at this temp the water will still be hot.. Over 100 degrees.
First: that there is clearly an ATWOOD model.
Now your answer: The overheat detector is the ECO (Emergency cut off)
It is a self resetting device, basically a disc thrmostat identically (physically) to the T-Stat but set for a higher temp.
The "Reset" is simply to let it cool off. a bit, then it resets itself.
NOTE: at this temp the water will still be hot.. Over 100 degrees.
