20 Most Recent Whirlpool WTW8200YW 4.6 cu. ft. Cabrio Platinum Top Load Washer in Whi - Page 5 Questions & Answers

Sounds like a faulty thermocouple

The next ask is difficult If you have self replaced that part 6 months back or was it repaired by a supplier ? and is it an old heater has it have a warranty repair that time. ask for an solution with the service shop that have done the repair if it was .

does the ignitor button depress all the way when on pilot(the same as it does in the other modes)?

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Not unless the system has a fault switch whereby the switch requires a filter to activate the heater. Generally Not. As a rule, your GAS company will come to your residence FREE of charge to check the heater and start it for you.

If it's a 110v and it's getting 220v then you need to just call an electrician to wire it correctly.

Still I would check the power cord, the connector and the switch. Then I would check fuses and in the heater if the overheating security did not trip.

You need to replace the gas control thermostat valve. The manual is here: http://www.whirlpoolwaterheaters.com/media/48027/6510397.pdf

If pipes are leaking, then that can be repaired.
If tank is rusted out and water escaping from the tank, then turn off the water plus power to the heater for safety, and then replace water heater.
Rusted water heater can be welded for repair, but remember that hot water is under pressure and tank can rupture any time.
Safest course if to replace heater.

Open following link for leaking water heater checklist:
http://waterheatertimer.org/Leaking-water-heater.html

Could be a big build up of calcium and or lime in the bottom. No way to fix, you have to replace it..

Why? I usually cut mine off and get rid of it, with a water softener it's going to continue to deterioate