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Intermittent loss of Hot Water
I have a water heater problem. It's a standard gas water heater, Rheem. The water in the moring was not as hot as normal, like the water heater stopped working overnight. I checked and the pilot light was out. I relit the pilot and the burner fired up and was working fine. The next morning the same thing. Is the thermocouple going out?
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