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• DO NOT approach the engine between failed start attempts as the starter will attempt to start again if the engine is still enabled. ICESTARTPCT overrides the throttle setting during start. ICESTARTTIME controls the maximum amount of time the starter will run in each start attempt. ICESTARTDELAY sets a delay between start attempts.
• The ignition of the 2 nd stage flame shows hysteresis as a function of the dilution air mass flow rate. As indicated by the black dots (path 1) in Fig. 8, ignition failed at all times for m ˙ DA ≥ 10.5 g/s. Ignition was mostly successful at 10 g/s and always succesful for ≤ 8.5 g/s as discussed in Section 3.3.1.
• Other causes of the ignition/flame failure: Low pressure – the manifold gas pressure cannot be adjusted so if it is off by 0.3” W.C. You must replace the gas control valve. Verify that the water heater gets the right amount of gas fuel and combustion air. Low voltage – the voltage must be between 115 and 125 VAC.

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How to fix the power-vent AO Smith water heater (GPDH 50), with an error code 6, due to the ignition and flame problems?

There are several reasons why the AO Smith water heater GPDH 50 has the ignition or flame failure problems. In such a case, the unit will try to ignite the gas burner, and if the maximum number of repeats has been reached, the system will lock out for approximately one hour. As the unit is equipped with the Intelli-Vent gas control valve, it will display the error codes 6 where two indicator lights, A and B, will be on.

To reset the heater, you must first cycle the power to the unit OFF and ON.

Note: The Intelli-Vent is the device that is in charge of the temperature, ignition, blower and ignitor control, also flame sensing and gas regulation. It also features the advanced diagnostics, and it incorporates 6 LED lights and two buttons for adjusting the temperature from warm to hot. The Intelli-Vent control uses the silicon nitride ignitor, which is more durable than the ignitors found on most water heaters.

Back to the problem…

The main cause of ignition failure is broken or malfunctioning ignitor. The first thing that needs to be checked is the resistance of the element. The resistance should be between 11.5 and 18.8 ohms and must be replaced if it is not. Keep in mind that the element resistance changes over time.

Other causes of the ignition/flame failure:

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• Low pressure – the manifold gas pressure cannot be adjusted so if it is off by 0.3” W.C. you must replace the gas control valve. Verify that the water heater gets the right amount of gas fuel and combustion air.
• Low voltage – the voltage must be between 115 and 125 VAC.
• Poor contact – ensure the correct contact between the flame sensor and flame (required gap – 0.13” and elevation 0.4” – measured from the lower lip on low NOx and from the top lip on standard burners).
• Make sure the flame sensor is always clean – use the fine steel wool to clean from any residues.
• Ensure there are no cracks or damages on the flame sensor and its insulation.
• Ensure the right vent size and lengths are used.
• Dislodged or missing flue restrictor or baffle can cause excessive air turbulence.
• Vent termination restrictor is installed, only if required.

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