Why does my gas water heater keep turning on and off?
If your gas water heater keeps shutting off, the thermocouple could be dirty, bent or damaged. The thermocouple is usually easily visible next to the pilot light. Inspect the thermocouple to determine if it is dirty or damaged in some way. If it is dirty, turn off the gas to allow the thermocouple to cool.
Why does my water heater make a loud boom noise?
When you hear rumbling sounds from your water heater, this is an indication that debris or sediment has built up in the bottom of the tank. Boiling water can become trapped in the sediment, creating that noise and compromising the efficiency of the tank. In some cases, draining the tank can help with this issue.
What color should the flame be on a water heater?
The flame of any natural-gas appliance should be blue in color (with maybe a little yellow at the very tip of the flame). The orange flame of your water heater indicates that the gas is not combusting efficiently, and it’s a sure sign that your heater needs adjustment or repair.
Why does the pilot light go out on an A.O.Smith water heater?
Occasionally, the pilot light on your A.O. Smith water heater might go out due to an interruption of service or repairs needed on the appliance. A.O. Smith water heaters, including the Conservationist model, use a modern built-in piezoelectric igniter system that allows you to light the pilot by pushing the ignition button.
Why are A.O.Smith water heaters so popular?
A.O. Smith offers a wide range of water heaters. Through constant innovation, at production level and application level, A.O. Smith maintains its leading position in the market. This applies both to the choice of materials and components used in the manufacturing process, as well as to the efficiency of the finished products.
How can I tell if my water heater igniter is defective?
To determine if the igniter is defective, first make sure the igniter is getting voltage. If the igniter is getting voltage, but it doesn’t glow, this indicates that the igniter is defective and should be replaced.
Are there any gas fired water heaters for industrial use?
These new atmospheric Low NOx products might be the alternative solution.The BTL series exists of 2 atmospheric gas-fired water heaters that are suitable for medium sized industrial applications. The stainless steel burner is suitable for natural gas or propane. Flue gas leakage can be prevented with the help of the thermal backlash protection.
