Residen al Gas Water Heater Use and Care Guide • 61
TROUBLESHOOTING
Error
Code
Error Type
Procedure
E403
Fan - Low Speed
1. Check the fan motor wiring. Correct any loose connec ons and replace any dam-
aged wire/connector.
2. With the water heater power disconnected, check the exhaust vent and air
intake piping for any blockages. Remove any blockages.
3. If the error s ll occurs, contact a quali
fi
ed service technician.
E411
Heat Exchanger - Water
Overhea ng.
1. Remove the heat exchanger thermistor (do not lose the o-ring) and check for any
dirt or debris. Clean with an emery cloth. If the thermistor is damaged, replace it.
2. Check the Thermistor sensor wire for a short or disconnec on. Correct any loose
connec ons and replace any damaged wire/connector. If the error s ll occurs,
contact a quali
fi
ed service technician.
E412
PCB - Hardware
1. Contact a quali
fi
ed service technician to replace the PCB.
E413
Flame Sensor
1. Check
the
fl
ame sensor wire for a short or disconnec on. Correct any loose con-
nec ons and replace any damaged wire/connector.
2. With the water heater power disconnected, check the exhaust vent and air
intake piping for any blockages. Remove any blockages.
3. Verify the water heater has su
ffi
cient combus on air, reference the Combus on
and Ven ng Installa on sec on in the manual.
4. Check the installa on area for corrosive elements, reference the see Installa on
Environment sec on in the manual.
5. If the error s ll occurs, contact a quali
fi
ed service technician.
E414
PCB-Flame Sensor Circuit
1. Check
the
fl
ame sensor wire for a short or disconnec on. Correct any loose con-
nec ons and replace any damaged wire/connector.
2. If the error s ll occurs, contact a quali
fi
ed service technician to replace the PCB.
E415
Gas Valve Fault
1. Check the gas valve wiring for a short or disconnec on. Correct any loose con-
nec ons and replace any damaged wire/connector.
2. If the error s ll occurs, contact a quali
fi
ed service technician.
E416
AD Value Fault
1. Check the outlet thermistor sensor wire for a short or disconnec on. Correct
any loose connec ons and replace any damaged wire/connector. If the error s ll
occurs, contact a quali
fi
ed service technician.
2. Remove the outlet thermistor (do not lose the o-ring) and check for any dirt or
debris. Clean with an Emery cloth. If the thermistor is damaged, replace it.
3. If the error s ll occurs, contact a quali
fi
ed service technician to replace the PCB.