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Apr-09-2019 07:33 AM
NRALIFR wrote:dougrainer wrote:NRALIFR wrote:
Thanks, that’s what I was thinking.
Cheap part too, I like it. :B
:):)
All you had to do when it started the malfunction was connect the ECO and Tstat wires together. If it still malfunctioned, your PC board was bad and you saved the cost of those cheap parts. Doug
That would make it run until the relief valve opened, right? That should probably be mentioned.
On mine, if I left the WH alone, the off/on behavior was happening very close to the end of the heating cycle. Just about the time I would be thinking that the water should be hot enough, it would start the off/on..............off/on.............off/on...............and then finally off for good. I only discovered after replacing the tstat/ECO switches that I could make it misbehave a little sooner in the heating cycle by “tonking” the igniter board with a screwdriver handle. But even then it wasn’t 100%. About half the time that I gave the board a good tonk, nothing would happen.
No big deal, the tstat/ECO switches probably would have been the next things to fail anyway. The foam cover over them was completely unstuck, so it needed some attention.
:):)
Apr-09-2019 05:02 AM
dougrainer wrote:NRALIFR wrote:
Thanks, that’s what I was thinking.
Cheap part too, I like it. :B
:):)
All you had to do when it started the malfunction was connect the ECO and Tstat wires together. If it still malfunctioned, your PC board was bad and you saved the cost of those cheap parts. Doug
Apr-09-2019 04:23 AM
NRALIFR wrote:
Thanks, that’s what I was thinking.
Cheap part too, I like it. :B
:):)
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