To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Bradford White RG250T6X-506 keep shutting down and showing four flashes?
If your Bradford White Water Heater's temperature cut-out limit is reached, causing it to shut down (indicated by four flashes followed by a three-second pause), check the valves and the water temperature sensor. You should also reduce the water temperature setpoint and verify the control operation, replacing it if it exceeds the setpoint.
What to do if my Bradford White Water Heater temperature cut-out limit is reached?
If your Bradford White Water Heater's temperature cut-out limit is reached, causing a shutdown (indicated by four flashes followed by a three-second pause), it suggests excessive temperatures may have been reached. Turn off the control, reduce the water temperature, and thoroughly verify the control operation. If the issue persists, replace the control.
How to fix low thermopile voltage on Bradford White RG250T6X-506 Water Heater?
If your Bradford White Water Heater displays two flashes followed by a three-second pause, it indicates low thermopile voltage, and the main valve is not turned on. Check the thermopile and its connections, and also check the pilot flame.
What does five flashes mean on my Bradford White RG250T6X-506?
If your Bradford White Water Heater shows five flashes followed by a three-second pause, it indicates a fault with the electronics, sensor, or gas valve. Check the water temperature sensor and its connection for open circuits, shorts, or differences in resistance between the two sensor elements.
What to do if my Bradford White Water Heater shows five flashes?
If your Bradford White Water Heater displays five flashes followed by a three-second pause, it means that an electronics, sensor, or gas valve fault has been detected. The control may be wet or damaged. Verify that all connections are tight, and if the problem continues, replace the control.
Why is my Bradford White RG250T6X-506 Water Heater showing two flashes and the burner won't light?
If your Bradford White Water Heater displays two flashes followed by a three-second pause, it indicates low thermopile voltage, and the main burner is not lit. This could be due to loose thermopile connections or a weak pilot flame.
How to fix a Bradford White RG250T6X-506 when the LED is not on?
If the LED on your Bradford White Water Heater is not on or flashing, it indicates that millivolt power is not present. In this case, you should light the pilot.
General| Brand | Bradford White |
|---|---|
| Model | RG250T6X-506 |
| Category | Water Heater |
| Language | English |
Guidance on selecting the optimal placement for the water heater, considering safety and accessibility.
Specifies the required safe distances around the water heater for operation and servicing.
Instructions and safety requirements for the proper installation of the water heater's venting system.
Guidelines for ensuring adequate air supply for combustion and ventilation, crucial for safe operation.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting the water heater to the household water supply lines.
Detailed procedures for safely connecting the water heater to the gas supply line.
Procedures for safely lighting and shutting down the water heater, including safety precautions.
Instructions on how to adjust the thermostat for desired water temperature settings.
Guidance on visually inspecting the burner flames for proper operation and combustion.
Details annual checks of thermostat, air flow, burner flames, and cleaning of components for operational efficiency.
Covers inspection of safety systems (relief valve, vent) and tank protection (anode rod, draining) for longevity and safety.
Diagnostic tables to identify and resolve issues based on LED status and control states for different gas control models.
