Why doesn't my dryer dry clothes?

Dear Shata,
Understand that water & electricity together are so very bad that the two of them together can kill you.
Now, it sounds like you have water into the jacket of the hot water heater.
Although this is not "fatal", getting the water out and getting the heater insulation to dry out may be nearly impossible.
If you, for example, just left it sit all alone, it may never dry out, as the wet insulation needs plenty of air to dry, and the outer metal jacket will prevent any air getting to the wet insulation.
(If you had no monies, and were terribly creative, I suppose cutting a 2 or 3 inch diameter hole in the outer metal jacket and attaching a "hair blow dryer" to the hole you have made, and turning it on high might blow enough air into the chamber between the outer and the inner walls to dry out the insulation, but it could take a week. Obviously, the connection would need to be air tight, and you would need to remove the plate on the top for the wet air to go somewhere.
The last repair I suggested is NOT an accepted fix, it is just an idea.)
God bless your efforts.

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Sounds like the vent is plugged up, that's a fire hazard take it apart and clean it out..

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It sounds to me like it is the flue gas exhaust and combustion air, NOT a water issue. If the error reads " insufficient cold air/exhaust" then it is the gas and air mix for the combustion process, not the water lines. Others have already suggested checking the flue and air inlet ("chimney"). Please do this, and ignore those who are giving you advice about the water loop.

From what you say, I would CLEAN the thermocoupler with either steel wool or a green scouring pad (dry) and then wipe off the residue with a clean cloth. If you still have trouble then it could be a gas valve that is sticking.

Maybe I should look at your unit but, I'm not familiar with an exhaust vent on an electric water heater. That being said, I can't find your system, I did look, if your have 5 gallons of water inside the metal outer tank, I hope it tripped the breaker. If it didn't, you had better turn it off. The only thing you can do really is, pull the inspection panels off, if there is a small piece of insulation covering the thermostats, pull them out. You're going to have to let it drain, air dry. Only the lord knows how long that will take. There is insulation between the fiberglass inner tank and the metal outer tank so, I would have to guess it's pretty saturated with five gallons of water in it. Is this actually a gas heater?

I was having the same problem untill I reallized it was my venting system. Test the water heater with no vent on top. Disconnect the vent pipe from the water heater and try turning on the hot water. the water heater needs a special adapter to vent the direct vent water heater. One other thing you can check is the gas pressure in your home. You have to have between 7 and 8 WC (water Column) for the tankless water heaters. You can call your gas supplier to find out what you have.