What causes a Bradford White LC2PV50H76N Water Heater pilot flame to be extinguished?
If the pilot flame is extinguished and the system auto-resets, the possible causes are: unstable pilot, blocked or restricted pilot tube, oxidation build-up on the pilot electrode, wire damage to the pilot assembly or a bad connection at the gas valve, insufficient combustion air, or gas pressure out of specification.
Why does my Bradford White LC2PV50H76N Water Heater fail to light the pilot and auto reset?
If the pilot fails to light and the system auto-resets, this could be due to an unstable pilot, a blocked or restricted pilot tube, oxidation build-up on the pilot electrode, wire damage to the pilot assembly or a bad connection at the gas valve, or low gas pressure.
What causes a Bradford White LC2PV50H76N Water Heater to sense an undesired false pilot flame?
An undesired false pilot flame sensed in your Bradford White water heater, causing the system to auto-reset, is likely due to the pilot valve being stuck in the open position. Replace the gas control.
What causes a gas valve fault to be detected in a Bradford White Water Heater?
If a gas valve fault is detected, this could be because the control needs to be reset or the control is wet or physically damaged. To reset, interrupt the power supply. If the control is wet or damaged, replace the gas control.
What does it mean if my Bradford White LC2PV50H76N detects a gas valve electronics fault?
If a gas valve electronics fault is detected, it could mean that the control needs to be reset or that the control is wet or physically damaged. To reset it, interrupt the power supply. If the control is wet or damaged, replace the gas control.
What causes a Temperature Sensor fault in Bradford White Water Heater?
A temperature sensor fault may be caused by damage to the temperature sensor wire or the temperature sensor resistance being out of range.
What does it mean if my Bradford White LC2PV50H76N Water Heater detects a Simulated Resistive Device out of specification?
A 'Simulated Resistive Device out of specification' error indicates that the simulated resistive device is out of specification, possibly due to a short.
What does it mean if my Bradford White LC2PV50H76N Water Heater detects a Simulated Resistive Device fault?
A Simulated Resistive Device fault indicates that the simulative resistance device harness is out of specification or disconnected.
General| Type | Power Vent |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 50 gallons |
| Height | 76 inches |
| Vent Type | Power Vent |
| Fuel Type | Natural Gas |
| Warranty | 6 years |
| Energy Source | Gas |
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