pronstar
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So we mostly dodged many bullets with the freeze last week.
But today, our 9 year old water heater decided to stop working. Pilot is lit, Honeywell gas valve blinks once every three seconds, indicating no faults. No leaks.
I’m thinking the gas valve itself is the culprit.
Question:
Would you replace the gas valve alone for $200-ish and hope for the best? It’s special order so I can’t return it.
Or should I just replace the unit since it’s 9 years old.
Or is there something else I should check?
It’s a Lochnivar heater if that makes a difference...
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But today, our 9 year old water heater decided to stop working. Pilot is lit, Honeywell gas valve blinks once every three seconds, indicating no faults. No leaks.
I’m thinking the gas valve itself is the culprit.
Question:
Would you replace the gas valve alone for $200-ish and hope for the best? It’s special order so I can’t return it.
Or should I just replace the unit since it’s 9 years old.
Or is there something else I should check?
It’s a Lochnivar heater if that makes a difference...
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