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Posted by Oscar_Lives on April 12, 2006, 7:28 am
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>I changed the controls on my burner tonight and the burner is still
> shutting off. I watched the burner run through its cycle and once the
> hot water heater hit temperature the burner turned off and the reset
> button popped up to break the circuit at the same time. I've also
> replaced the pump, nozzle and transformer. Does this sound like it
> could be the thermostat?
Yep, your thermostat is not giving proper feedback loop signals to the
burner control module.
Get a new digital thermostat with fresh Duracell batteries (Everreadys do
not always work).
Good luck.
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>I changed the controls on my burner tonight and the burner is still
> shutting off. I watched the burner run through its cycle and once the
> hot water heater hit temperature the burner turned off and the reset
> button popped up to break the circuit at the same time. I've also
> replaced the pump, nozzle and transformer. Does this sound like it
> could be the thermostat?
Yep, your thermostat is not giving proper feedback loop signals to the
burner control module.
Get a new digital thermostat with fresh Duracell batteries (Everreadys do
not always work).
Good luck.
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> shutting off. I watched the burner run through its cycle and once the
> hot water heater hit temperature the burner turned off and the reset
> button popped up to break the circuit at the same time. I've also
> replaced the pump, nozzle and transformer. Does this sound like it
> could be the thermostat?