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Post Info TOPIC: Water heater Atwood g6a-8e


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Water heater Atwood g6a-8e


My Atwood water heater fired up and heats the water fine it's just that even when  the water is hot the igniter still comes on and ignites for 30 seconds or so then goes back off but it does it continuously does anybody know what my problem might be



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Quite possible a faulty heat sensor Have this taken care of ASAP. keep us posted as well please.

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Find your service manual here - http://bryantrv.com/docs.html.  I am sure it will have a troubleshooting guide.



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