Why pilot will not stay lit on Bradford White Water Heater?
If the pilot light won't stay lit on your Bradford White Water Heater, it could be due to the pilot assembly not being powered, in which case you should replace the pilot. Alternatively, consider replacing the gas control.
Why Bradford White URG2DV40S*N is not heating enough?
If your Bradford White Water Heater isn't heating water sufficiently, it might be due to a thermal sensor that is out of calibration, in which case you should replace the gas control. It could also be due to a possible short.
What to do if water leak is detected in Bradford White URG2DV40S*N?
If a water leak is detected by the accessory module in your Bradford White Water Heater, it's likely due to an excessive amount of water in the drain pan or water dam. To resolve this, first, check the T&P valve. Second, inspect all water fittings. Third, pressurize and perform a leak test on the tank.
What to do if gas control electronic fault detected in Bradford White Water Heater?
If a gas control electronic fault is detected in your Bradford White Water Heater, try resetting the gas control. If the control is wet or physically damaged, it should be replaced.
What to do if setpoint knob has been recently turned to the “OFF” position on Bradford White URG2DV40S*N Water Heater?
If the setpoint knob on your Bradford White Water Heater has recently been turned to the “OFF” position, wait until the LED goes out before attempting to relight it.
Why standing pilot remains on while setpoint knob is in “OFF” position on Bradford White URG2DV40S*N?
If the standing pilot remains on while the setpoint knob is in the “OFF” position on your Bradford White Water Heater, the pilot valve may be stuck in the open position. Replace the gas control to resolve this issue.
Why is there excessive tank temperature in Bradford White Water Heater?
If your Bradford White Water Heater's tank temperature is excessively high, it could be caused by a temperature sensor out of calibration, see service procedure III. Another potential cause is a faulty gas control.
What causes temperature sensor fault in Bradford White URG2DV40S*N Water Heater?
If a temperature sensor fault is detected in your Bradford White Water Heater, it might be due to damage to the temperature sensor, or the temperature sensor resistance being out of range. See service procedure III.
What causes thermopile failure in Bradford White Water Heater?
If you are experiencing thermopile failure with your Bradford White Water Heater, it could be due to a weak pilot signal, unstable pilot, or a blocked or restricted pilot tube. See service procedure IV; see service procedure II; see service procedure II.
Interprets diagnostic LED flash codes for troubleshooting operational issues.
Steps for inspecting, testing, and replacing the pilot assembly and its components.
Procedure for testing natural gas manifold pressure using a manometer.
Detailed steps for safely removing and installing the gas control unit.
Preferred method for testing thermopile output using a multimeter.
Steps for testing and replacing the igniter and electrode components.
General| Capacity | 40 gallons |
|---|---|
| Fuel Type | Natural Gas |
| Vent Type | Direct Vent |
| Diameter | 20 inches |
| Warranty | 6 years |
| Type | Residential |
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