โMar-23-2021 08:23 AM
โMar-26-2021 10:04 AM
dougrainer wrote:
When the water heater works the first time before lock out, does the Pop off valve leak or seep? Doug
โMar-26-2021 08:00 AM
โMar-26-2021 07:56 AM
โMar-25-2021 08:08 AM
dougrainer wrote:fyrflie wrote:dougrainer wrote:
What you have is what the defective boards did. Doug
Just installed a new board and it wonโt even start.
When you turn the switch on, it goes directly to lock out. Red light goes out then it immediately comes back on.
Could it be another bad board?
Where are you getting the Boards? The problem Atwood had 2 or 3 years ago was they had no way to make 100% sure that the suspect boards were returned from vendors. That means dishonest people could get a hold of the suspect boards for almost nothing and then sell on the Internet or E bay. Most would work just fine a few times. We made sure we returned and purged our stock when Atwood had the problem and had Atwood send us the untainted replacement boards for our stock. You leave the switch ON. Disconnect the module plug from the board and plug in to test at the water heater. Doug
โMar-25-2021 07:46 AM
fyrflie wrote:dougrainer wrote:
What you have is what the defective boards did. Doug
Just installed a new board and it wonโt even start.
When you turn the switch on, it goes directly to lock out. Red light goes out then it immediately comes back on.
Could it be another bad board?
โMar-24-2021 06:12 PM
dougrainer wrote:
What you have is what the defective boards did. Doug
โMar-24-2021 06:10 PM
wa8yxm wrote:
If it lights normally then goes to lock out I'm guessing ECO.
โMar-24-2021 04:08 AM
โMar-23-2021 01:07 PM
dougrainer wrote:
What you have is what the defective boards did. Doug
โMar-23-2021 11:33 AM
โMar-23-2021 11:14 AM
fyrflie wrote:RLS7201 wrote:
Go have a look at the connector that plugs into the circuit board.
The connectors should have a bow shape. Use a dental pick and make sure the connectors are bowed and springy.
Your connection at the ECO has to be good or the water heater would not have fired when switched on. Power from ECO goes to gas solenoids.
I found this issue several years ago and then again last month while snow birding at Quartzsite. I had the very same symptoms as you, red light and lockout.
Richard
I will go look now.
Thanks for the reply.
Scott
โMar-23-2021 11:06 AM
RLS7201 wrote:
Go have a look at the connector that plugs into the circuit board.
The connectors should have a bow shape. Use a dental pick and make sure the connectors are bowed and springy.
Your connection at the ECO has to be good or the water heater would not have fired when switched on. Power from ECO goes to gas solenoids.
I found this issue several years ago and then again last month while snow birding at Quartzsite. I had the very same symptoms as you, red light and lockout.
Richard
โMar-23-2021 11:04 AM
โMar-23-2021 10:56 AM