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ThesgeuidelinsehsoulbdeusedbyaqualifiesdervicaegenCt. alSl earSs ervice at1-800-4-MY-H_O(RI-M_8E00-469-46fo6r3a)ssistance. WATELREAKS LEAKING T&P VALVE Impropesrelyaledh,oot rcoldsuppclyonnection, relief valve, drain valve, or thermostat threads. Leakage from other appliances or water lines. Condensation of flue products. Thermal expansion in closed water system. Improperly seated valve. SMELLY ODORS PILOT WILL NOT LIGHT BURNER WILL NOT STAY LIT High sulfate or mineral content in water supply, Bacteria in water supply. Gas control knob not positioned correctly. Main gas suppty off. ThermocoupIe malfunction. Thermocoupte malfunction, Defective Gas Control. Dirty pilot burner, Thermocouple malfunction, PILOT OUTAGE Thermocouple tip is not in contact with pilot flame. Defective Gas Control. Heater not tit or thermostat not on. Thermostat set too low. NOT ENOUGH NOT WATER Heater undersized. Low gas pressure. Incoming water is unusually cold. Leaking hot water pipes or fixtures. High temperature timit switch activated. WATER TOO NOT Thermostat set too high. _/ATER HEATER SOUND_ Condensation dripping on burner. SIZZLING OR Sediment or calcium in bottom of heater tank. RUMBLING SOOTING Improper combustion. VENTGASODORS Lack of supply air. Improperly installed vent piping. Downdraft. Poor combustion. Tightethnreadceodnnections. Inspect other appliances near water heater. Refer to CONDENSATION. Install thermal expansion tank (DO NOT plug T&P valve). Check relief valve for proper operation (DO NOT plug T&P valve), Drain and flush heater thoroughly, then refill, Chlorinate or aerate water supply. Refer to LIGHTING INSTRUCTIONS. Turn on main gas shutoff valve. Reptace pilot assembly and/or thermocouple. Replace pilot assembly and/or thermocouple. Replace Gas Control, Clean pilot assembly, Replace pilot assembly and/or thermocouple. Insert thermocouple correctly. Replace Gas Control, Refer to LIGHTING INSTRUCTIONS, Refer to TEMPERATURE REGULATION. Reduce hot water use. Contact your gas supplier. Allow more time for heater to re-heat. Have plumber check and repair leaks. Contact Sears Service to determine cause. Refer to TEMPERATURE REGULATION. Refer to CONDENSATION. Clean sediment from tank. Refer to DRAINING instructions in Maintenance section of manual. No adjustment available, Contact a Sears Service to determine cause. Contact Sears Service to determine cause. 26

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These
guidelines
should
beusedbyaqualified
service
agent.
Call
Sears
Service
at1-800-4-MY-HOME
_R_
(I-800-469-4663)
forassistance.
Improperly
sealed,
hot
orcoldsupply
connection,
Tighten
threaded
connections.
WATER
LEAKS
relief valve, drain valve,
or thermostat
threads.
Leakage
from other appliances
or water
lines.
Inspect
other appliances
near water
heater.
Condensation
of flue products.
Refer to CONDENSATION.
Thermal
expansion
in closed water system.
Install thermal expansion
tank (DO NOT plug T&P valve).
LEAKING
T&P VALVE
Improperly
seated
valve.
Check
relief valve for proper operation
(DO NOT plug T&P valve),
High sulfate
or mineral
content
in water
supply,
Drain and flush
heater
thoroughly,
then refill,
SMELLY
ODORS
Bacteria
in
water
supply.
Chlorinate
or aerate
water supply.
Gas control
knob not positioned
correctly.
Refer to LIGHTING
INSTRUCTIONS.
Main gas suppty
off.
Turn on main gas shutoff
valve.
PILOT WILL
NOT
LIGHT
ThermocoupIe
malfunction.
Reptace pilot
assembly
and/or
thermocouple.
BURNER
WILL
NOT
Thermocoupte
malfunction,
Replace
pilot
assembly
and/or
thermocouple.
STAY
LIT
Defective
Gas Control.
Replace
Gas Control,
Dirty pilot burner,
Clean
pilot assembly,
Thermocouple
malfunction,
Replace
pilot
assembly
and/or
thermocouple.
PILOT OUTAGE
Thermocouple
tip is not in contact
with pilot flame.
Insert thermocouple
correctly.
Defective
Gas Control.
Replace
Gas Control,
Heater not tit or thermostat
not on.
Refer to LIGHTING
INSTRUCTIONS,
Thermostat
set too low.
Refer to TEMPERATURE
REGULATION.
Heater undersized.
Reduce
hot water use.
NOT
ENOUGH
NOT WATER
Low gas pressure.
Contact
your gas supplier.
Incoming
water
is
unusually
cold.
Allow
more time for heater
to re-heat.
Leaking
hot water pipes
or fixtures.
Have plumber
check and repair
leaks.
High temperature
timit switch
activated.
Contact
Sears
Service
to determine
cause.
WATER
TOO NOT
Thermostat
set too high.
Refer to TEMPERATURE
REGULATION.
_/ATER
HEATER
SOUND_
Condensation
dripping
on burner.
Refer to CONDENSATION.
SIZZLING
OR
Sediment
or calcium
in bottom of heater
tank.
Clean
sediment
from tank.
Refer to DRAINING
RUMBLING
instructions
in Maintenance
section of manual.
Improper
combustion.
No adjustment
available,
Contact
a Sears Service
SOOTING
to determine
cause.
VENTGASODORS
Lack of supply air.
Improperly
installed
vent piping.
Downdraft.
Poor combustion.
Contact
Sears
Service
to determine
cause.
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