And so right now it is showing 11 17. On my watch. And the way you do that is you press this function button right here press it one time. And you'll see the time up here flashing.

And just press and hold it until the LED blinks red and white the step 4A will be the just release the button. And quickly tap it three times.

1. To display error codes, press the ON/OFF button followed by the thermostat button to cycle through the error codes. 2. To display the water flow through the water heater, press the thermostat button (hold for 2 seconds) and then press the ON/OFF button while continuing to hold the thermostat button.

Then you can shut it off from the breaker. Wait 30 seconds. And then resupply the power. If you do notice any type of leaking coming from the inside of your tankless.

Board you will have to remove this screw. And this plastic. Cover press the buttons get everything back up and running and it's a very easy fix very easy to reset your system. Itself. Um.

Check the gas valve and ensure that it is open, and that you have paid your gas bill. Check all sensors, wiring fuses, and electrical components to ensure they have not burned out. Ensure there is no condensation or debris on the burners that may cause them to not ignite.

If your tankless water heater is not providing enough hot water or is not working, this is a sign the system has reached its limit. This issue can cause your water heater to shut down when you need warm water. If your system is overloaded, you may need to let the water heater reset.

Remember you need a fuel you need an ignition. And you need air to make combustion. Just like your car gasoline diesel your truck.

If your water heater loses power, your water heater's reset button can be used to turn the appliance back on. However, your reset button serves as a safety device and turns the unit off when the water temperature gets too hot.

And the reset button is located under the top one I have two screws here but you may have just one unscrew the panel and remove the insulation. My insulation is made of fiberglass.

A lack of hot water can be caused by a variety of issues. In electric water heaters, a power loss or heating element failure can cause water to no longer heat in the tank. In gas water heaters, a faulty gas connection, a bad pilot light, or a bad burner can cause no water to heat.

Conclusion. While tankless water heaters are designed for efficiency and on-demand hot water, they can sometimes take a bit longer to deliver the hot water we desire. The reasons can range from the size and capacity of the heater, the distance between the heater and tap, to mineral buildup and low gas pressure.