no hot water

cleojayco wrote:
Thanks there was water in the air line that comes through the cover we drove through a rain storm and the water must have got in the tube just took it off blew out put it back on worked right away. Thanks to all who helped

Thanks for letting us know you found the problem

Thanks there was water in the air line that comes through the cover we drove through a rain storm and the water must have got in the tube just took it off blew out put it back on worked right away. Thanks to all who helped

To 'reset' you have to turn ON/OFF switch OFF then back ON

If heater has been unused you should:

Open hot water faucet to purge any air from lines. Then close it when you get water flow and insure you have water pressure

Turn 12V DC power on.....Heater Switch ON

LP gas valved in

Open hot water faucet to establish flow
(may have to open/close hot water several ties to establish LP flow to heater)
If it fails to light and locks out then you have to turn switch off/on to reset


If no operation check the 3A in-line fuse


HERE is manual

I would pull the wires from the plug ins on the outside of the control panel. and clean them good. I had one that was constantly a problem after setting for a few months. In fact, there was a placard on the heater,that said to clean the terminals, before replacing the control panel.

check you ignition area for mud daubers. they almost completely plugged my ref. After I cleaned it out there have been no problems.

I would think IF it try,s to start ? its not the reset .reset trips it should shut everything down.

Normally I suggest doing a google search for a model number, but I am only out of bed for a couple of minutes.. so I did it for you.

Online Atwood Heater Manual