How to install atwood adj thermostat 93105 - Atwood G6A-7 G6A7 Manual Pilot 6 Gallon RV Trailer Water Heater 96110

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Wiring schematics appear page 13-14 in following manual:
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Atwood-Water-Heater-Service-manual.pdf
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Atwood-Water-Heater-Service-manual.pdf

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Are you 100% sure that new ECO & Thermostat were installed properly, and all surfaces where they make contact on tank are clean? If all is correct there, the thermostat should first cut out the power, then the ECO should thermostat fail. be sure you didn't mix the 2 up when installing them. ECO has higher cut out temperature. Only other thing to consider is pressure in the system may be higher than normal.

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Gas control valve thermostat might be bad.
The copper cylinder located on back of gas control that sticks into water is the thermostat.
If thermostat is not reading correct temperature, then gas might stay lit.
Usually the gas control will sense overheated water and trip the ECO so no gas will flow to burner.
In any case, the gas control valve is replaced.
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Have you tried temporarily removing the thermal cut-out from the circuit to see if ignites then? It's the little resistor looking thing inside the plastic sleeve/cover that runs to thermostat. Disconnect it from the thermostat terminal, and from wire that is on the other end, and you should be left with a female spade connector at end of that wire. Connect that directly to thermostat terminal where the other part was connected, and try it. If it works, the thermal cut out is no good and needs to be replaced for safety reasons, in case of flame out of control, it blows and shuts gas valve off.

Does yours have the little cut-out diode looking thing in the plastic jacket installed between power wire and thermostat? If yes, remove it from the circuit and connect female spade of wire, to male spade of thermostat,(just removing it to by-pass it) and try it now. Let me know what happens.

If it has the little thermal cut-off in power wire to thermostat (has a little plastic jacket over it) try removing it, and connect female spade from power wire, directly to male spade on thermostat, and see what happens. Also, make sure electrode is positioned in flame good for flame sensing properly.

If you have the little thermo cut off in the circuit to thermostat, (little resistor inside small plastic tube) try removing it from the circuit. Just pull the wires at each end and attach directly to thermostat where it was before. If it works now, you found the problem, if not, get back to me.

You have a cracked dip tube. Part at hd is under 10 dollars. Remove and replace via cold water inlet side top of water heater. Degree of labor skill 1-10 = 8.

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