To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Bradford White RG275H6X-506 not heating water sufficiently?
If you notice insufficient water heating with your Bradford White Water Heater, it may be due to the temperature sensor being out of calibration or a possible short.
How to troubleshoot a temperature sensor fault on a Bradford White Water Heater?
If your Bradford White Water Heater indicates a temperature sensor fault, it could be due to damage to the temperature wire or the temperature sensor resistance being out of range. Replace the temperature sensor. If replacing the temperature sensor does not fix the issue, check that the control is not wet or physically damaged. Turn the set point knob to the "OFF" position, then to the "PILOT" position, and light the pilot. If the five flash error continues, replace the gas valve.
What to do if the temperature cut-out limit is reached on my Bradford White RG275H6X-506?
If your Bradford White Water Heater has reached a temperature cut-out limit, causing a shutdown, it indicates that excessive temperatures may have been reached. Shut off the control and reduce the water temperature. Thoroughly verify control operation, replace it if it's exceeding the setpoint.
What to do if a gas valve electronic fault is detected on my Bradford White Water Heater?
If a gas valve electronic fault is detected in your Bradford White Water Heater, first, check to ensure 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 persists, consider replacing the gas valve.
What does it mean if my Bradford White Water Heater detects an electronics, sensor, or gas valve fault?
If your Bradford White Water Heater detects an electronics, sensor, or gas valve fault, it could be due to a wet or damaged control. Make sure all connections are tight. If the problem continues, replace the control.
What causes a false pilot flame present error in a Bradford White RG275H6X-506 Water Heater?
If a false pilot flame is present in your Bradford White Water Heater, it might be because the pilot valve is stuck in the open position. Turn the set point knob to the "OFF" position, then to the "PILOT" position, and light the pilot. If the eight flash error persists, the gas valve may need to be replaced.
Why is my Bradford White RG275H6X-506 Water Heater showing excessive tank temperature?
If your Bradford White Water Heater is experiencing excessive tank temperatures, it could be due to a temperature sensor out of calibration or a faulty gas valve.
General| Brand | Bradford White |
|---|---|
| Model | RG275H6X-506 |
| Category | Water Heater |
| Language | English |
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