Upgrade 100112328 21" Thermopile Assembly for Gas Water Heater, 750 Millivolt Thermopile Replacement Kit Compatible with Reliance, Whirlpool, A.O.Smith, Kenmore, State, American Water Heater
Product Details
- Brand: Pulaim
- Special Feature: thermocouple for water heater, 100112328 21" Thermopile Assembly for Gas Water Heater
- Mounting Type: floor mount
- Is Electric: No
- Manufacturer: Pulaim
- Part Number: 100112328
- Item Weight: 1.44 ounces
- Product Dimensions: 5.9 x 4.7 x 0.5 inches
- Country of Origin: China
- Item model number: 100112328
- Special Features: thermocouple for water heater, 100112328 21" Thermopile Assembly for Gas Water Heater
- Included Components: Thermopile Assembly
- Batteries Included?: No
- Batteries Required?: No
- Brand: Pulaim
- Special Feature: thermocouple for water heater, 100112328 21" Thermopile Assembly for Gas Water Heater
- Mounting Type: floor mount
- Is Electric: No
- Manufacturer: Pulaim
- Power SourceMaterial: Gas PoweredMetal
- Item WeightStyle: 0.04 KilogramsIndoor Installation
- 【Perfect Quality】Our 100112328 water heater thermopile assembly components are made of high-quality raw materials and undergo rigorous testing by the supplier before leaving the factory to ensure longer durability. It can perfectly solve the problem that the indicator light of the water heater does not light up all the time, and the water heater does not heat due to the damage of the thermocouple.
- 【The How-To Steps】① Shut off the gas supply. ② Unhook everything from the gas valve. ③ Remove the burner assembly. ④ Remove the thermocouple from the pilot assembly. ⑤ Install the new thermocouple. ⑥ Put everything back into its place. ⑦ Turn on gas supply and check for leaks. It only takes 15-30 minutes to easily complete the replacement operation. Save your time and money.
How do you know if the thermopile is bad? The thermopile can be read with a multimeter to check if it's the cause of the problem. Three hundred millivolts or higher voltage is a sign of a good thermopile. A reading below 300 millivolts would require you to replace the thermopile. If the thermopile does not generate the correct voltage, the thermocouples in the collection cannot generate enough current to power the control panel, the heater may fail to provide you hot water.