Why is my Lochinvar Water Heater not igniting, but the pilot flame is lit?
If your water heater isn't igniting but the pilot flame is lit, check that the isolator switch is turned ON and that there is power to the isolator, ensuring the measured voltage is 230 VAC (-15%, +10%).
What to do if I smell gas from my Lochinvar Water Heater?
If you smell gas, immediately close the main gas valve. Do not operate any switches or use open flames. Ventilate the boiler room and contact your installation engineer or local gas company right away.
What to do if my Lochinvar CH 100 G CE is leaking?
If you notice a water leak, first check all threaded connections and tighten them. If the leak is coming from elsewhere, trace it to identify the source. If the water heater tank itself is leaking, consult the supplier or manufacturer. If the leakage is due to condensation, wait until the water in the heater reaches the set temperature before drawing off too much hot water.
Why is my Lochinvar CH 100 G CE Water Heater having explosive ignitions and poor flame profile?
Explosive ignition and a poor flame profile can be due to incorrect supply pressure or burner pressure. Ensure that the supply pressure and burner pressure are set correctly.
What to do if my Lochinvar CH 100 G CE has no gas?
If there is no gas, verify that the gas valve is open. Also, check if the gas control is opening (listen for a clicking sound) and inspect the leads of the gas control.
Why is the indicator lamp red on my Lochinvar Water Heater's Power Anode?
A red indicator lamp on the power anode suggests that the anodes are not making proper contact with the water, or that the anode is poorly earthed. Check that all connections have been made properly. Also, check all cables for breaks and replace them if necessary.
Why is the indicator lamp off on my Lochinvar CH 100 G CE Water Heater's Power Anode?
If the indicator lamp is off, check the electrical supply to the potentiostat.
General| Brand | Lochinvar |
|---|---|
| Model | CH 100 G CE |
| Category | Water Heater |
| Language | English |
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