Girard Products GSWH-2 Technical Manual page 33

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Replacement Parts: Components
#
Description
Shell Top
1
Proportional
2
Valve (Gas Valve)
Valve
3
Bracket
Power switch & Fuse
4
holder Assy
External Fuse10A
5
Controller
6
Bracket
Air Pressure
7
Switch
Control Box
8
(Microprocessor)
User Control Panel (UCP)
9
Remote Cont.
Water Pipe
10
Screw Cover
O-Ring
11
Inlet-Valve
12
Gas Train
Valve-Burner
13
Gas Train
Igniter
14
Burner
15
Shell
16
Bottom
Photo
Qty.
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
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#
Description
Pressure Relief Valve
17
Direction Tube
Pressure
18
Relief Valve
Water Pipe
19
Assembly
Flow Switch Inlet
20
Filter Screen Inlet
21
Dust Cap:
22
Inlet/Outlet
Flow Switch Inlet Knob
23
Water Flow
24
Sensor
Rubber
25
Gasket
Temperature Probe for
26
Water Inle
t
Inlet Thermostat
27
(Antifreeze)
Temperature Probe for
28
Water Outlet
Heater Exchanger
29
(ECO) T-Switch
30
Strain Relief
31
Blow Motor Assembly
32
Photo
Sty
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

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Mike
January 19, 2025

Heater only gets to105 temp

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George Mills
March 16, 2025

On my Girard tankless water heater, there are no error codes, the UPC power switch comes on, the temperature display comes on, the flow sensor has been replaced, the GPM is correct, the voltage on the flow sensor is correct, But the gas, shower, and **** symbols do not come on. What could be the issue keeping it from working properly?

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Mr. Anderson
March 16, 2025

If the gas, shower, and other symbols do not come on despite the power switch, temperature display, and flow sensor being functional, the issue could be due to one of the following reasons:

1. Insufficient Water Flow – The unit requires a minimum water flow of 0.70 GPM (+/- 10%) to operate. If the flow is too low, the heater will not activate.
2. Gas Supply Issue – Ensure the LP gas supply is turned on, and there are no restrictions or blockages in the gas line.
3. Flame Detection Failure – If the burner does not ignite or the flame sensor does not detect a flame, the system will not proceed with operation.
4. Electrical Power Issue – The heater requires a stable 12VDC power supply. If the voltage drops below 10VDC, the unit will not function.
5. Faulty Components – A malfunction in the gas valve, blower, or electronic control system could prevent normal operation.

Checking these factors should help identify and resolve the issue.

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Jim Kovacich
April 26, 2025

the heater stops heating water while in shower, then will start up again, what is causing this to occur? This is my first time using a tankless system. Thank you

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