S. Robinson
New Member
I started getting E27 error codes on my Eternal GU 100 water heater and decided to have a look at the offending "mixing valve." Pulling the valve was fairly simple and it appeared to be in good (visual) shape. I ran some vinegar through it and reinstalled it...however...I did not get one of the installation clips on the mixing valve on properly and got a face full of water as soon as I turned on the water.
I fixed the problem quickly and cleaned up the wet case (and my face/clothes). However...now when I turn on the unit I now get an immediate E 01 error code. "Remaining Flame Detected" is says.
This error code persists no matter what I do. Does anyone have any ideas?
Thank you.
I fixed the problem quickly and cleaned up the wet case (and my face/clothes). However...now when I turn on the unit I now get an immediate E 01 error code. "Remaining Flame Detected" is says.
This error code persists no matter what I do. Does anyone have any ideas?
Thank you.