To Next PageTo Next PageWhat does 7 flashes mean on Bradford White Water Heater?
If your Bradford White Water Heater flashes seven times with a three-second pause, it indicates a gas valve electronic fault. First, verify that the control is not wet or physically damaged. Then, turn the set point knob to the 'OFF' position, then to the 'PILOT' position, and light the pilot. If the seven-flash error continues, the gas valve may need to be replaced.
What to do if my Bradford White RG250T6N flashes 5 times?
If your Bradford White Water Heater displays five flashes with a three-second pause, it indicates a temperature sensor fault. This could be due to damage to the temperature wire or the temperature sensor resistance being out of range. Try turning the set point knob to the 'OFF' position, then to the 'PILOT' position, and light the pilot. If the issue persists, the temperature sensor may need replacement. If replacing the temperature sensor doesn't solve the problem, verify the control is not wet or physically damaged. If the five-flash error continues, consider replacing the gas valve.
Why does my Bradford White Water Heater flash 4 times?
If your Bradford White Water Heater shows four flashes with a three-second pause, it means there's an excessive tank temperature issue. This could be due to a temperature sensor being out of calibration or a faulty gas valve. The system requires a reset.
Why is my Bradford White RG250T6N Water Heater flashing 3 times?
If your Bradford White Water Heater is flashing three times with a three-second pause, it suggests insufficient water heating. This could be due to a temperature sensor out of calibration or a possible short. Check the system settings and note that the system will reset.
What does 8 flashes mean on my Bradford White RG250T6N?
If your Bradford White Water Heater is flashing eight times with a three-second pause, it indicates a false pilot flame. This can occur if the pilot valve is stuck in the open position. Try turning the set point knob to the 'OFF' position, then to the 'PILOT' position, and light the pilot. If the eight-flash error persists, consider replacing the gas valve.
What does 6 flashes mean on Bradford White RG250T6N?
If your Bradford White Water Heater is flashing six times with a three-second pause, it means a water leak has been detected by the accessory module (on some models).
What does 2 flashes mean on Bradford White Water Heater?
If your Bradford White Water Heater flashes twice with a three-second pause, it indicates a weak pilot flame. This might be due to an unstable pilot or a blocked/restricted pilot tube. The system will automatically reset once a sufficient pilot flame is detected.
General| Type | Gas |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 50 gallons |
| Energy Factor | 0.62 |
| BTU Input | 40, 000 BTU |
| Height | 60.5 inches |
| Diameter | 22 inches |
| Vent Type | Atmospheric Vent |
| Warranty | 6 years |
Critical safety steps for gas leaks, including immediate actions and contacting authorities.
Details on the system's components like flame arrestor and thermal switch.
Procedures to follow if flammable vapors are detected by the system.
Requirements for installation based on national and local codes.
Warnings regarding operation, gas supply, and flammable materials near the appliance.
Guidance on inspecting for damage, altitude operation, and anode rod maintenance.
Guidelines on placement, avoiding flammable materials and ensuring proper environment.
Adherence to codes, indoor placement, and NSF requirements for floor mounting.
Specifics on earthquake bracing and damage from corrosive airborne vapors.
Steps to take if liquefied petroleum gas leaks are suspected.
Precautions before lighting gas and requirements for drain pan installation.
Specifies minimum clearances around the water heater for access and operation.
Procedures for correct installation, inspection, and common venting practices.
Importance of adequate air for combustion and ventilation, and consequences of insufficient supply.
Details on providing air in confined and unconfined spaces, including opening sizes.
Steps for connecting water supply, installing shut-off valves and the T&P relief valve.
Managing thermal expansion in closed systems and procedures for filling the water heater.
Proper installation of the T&P relief valve and its discharge line.
Warnings about hot water, hydrogen gas, and the use of mixing valves for safety.
Standards for gas supply lines, pressure limits, and connection types.
Procedures for leak testing gas connections and safety measures during pressure testing.
Step-by-step guides for filling and draining the water heater.
Essential safety checks before attempting to light the pilot.
Detailed steps for lighting the pilot and main burner for specific gas controls.
Procedure for safely shutting off the gas supply to the appliance.
Detailed steps for lighting the pilot and main burner for Honeywell gas controls.
How to adjust the thermostat on White Rodgers gas controls for desired temperature.
How to adjust the thermostat on Honeywell gas controls for desired temperature.
Visual inspection of main and pilot burner flames for proper operation.
Recommended annual inspections and safety checks by a qualified technician.
Tasks like checking air flow, cleaning components, and inspecting burner flames.
Procedures for checking T&P valve, draining sediment, inspecting anode rod, and vent system.
Guidance on ordering replacement parts and understanding warranty coverage.
Explains LED indicators and their corresponding control status and probable causes for troubleshooting.
Details additional LED error codes and their associated causes and solutions.
Illustrates the piping and component connections for potable water installation.
Visual representation of all water heater components with numerical labels.
Detailed list of water heater parts with their corresponding names and descriptions.
Guidelines for using compatible piping and avoiding toxic chemicals in space heating systems.
Recommendation for installing a mixing valve when higher temperatures are used for space heating.
