Newbie420
New Member
My water heater went off today, and I couldn't ignite the pilot. Finally, I found out that the spark occurs at the wrong location. Instead of at the tip of the electrode, it sparks from the area below the white ceramic to the enclosure that feeds the gas to the burner.
I'm gonna take out the burner assembly to see what's going on, but it seems like a grounding issue at this point. if it is, what can I used to insolate? I'm afraid that electrical tape may be melted
Any feedback is appreciated?
I'm gonna take out the burner assembly to see what's going on, but it seems like a grounding issue at this point. if it is, what can I used to insolate? I'm afraid that electrical tape may be melted
Any feedback is appreciated?