nm_shooter
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Whoops. I may have submitted this before I was done typing. Sorry if this got posted twice. I have an Atwood GC6A-7E water heater that no longer lights using the control switch over the sink. We have to manually light it in order to get it to fire up. No fun. We can hear the control module sparking... it fires about 7 or 8 times a second, but the spark looks very lame to me... nothing like the spark on an auto. So my question...
When these start to fail, do they go all at once, or is it possible for them to get a weak spark? This module is 10 years old, and the spark just does not seem to have much energy content.
Is it time to replace the module?
Thanks...
Frank
When these start to fail, do they go all at once, or is it possible for them to get a weak spark? This module is 10 years old, and the spark just does not seem to have much energy content.
Is it time to replace the module?
Thanks...
Frank