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Hey hey Jose D...
How old is the water heater.. Brand name... model number would also be helpful. Sounds like you need to replace the THERMOCOUPLE... see 1st picture. But, I need to know how old to tell if this is an older style thermocouple or a newer closed chamber system (click on best thermocouplekit.pdf) that requires us to look at more than the thermocouple... could be a vapor switch, for example... ;) Let me know... MARK |
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