二、Smith water heater control panel flashesGenerally, the flashing of the water heater control panel indicates that the water heater is broken. The cause needs to be found out as soon as possible and the problem must be solved in a targeted manner to improve the efficiency of the product. 1. The heater is faulty and does not heat. The specific detection method is to unplug the heater connection wire and measure it with a measuring meter. The measured resistance data should be around 30 ohms. If it is 0 or other numbers, it The water heater is broken and needs to be replaced with a new one in time. 2. It is also possible that the thermostat is damaged. Of course, the thermostat is generally closed, and the heater should heat as long as the power is plugged in. If damaged, the electric heater will not heat and needs to be replaced in a timely manner. During the first use of the electric water heater, the water heater must be filled with water and then connected to the power supply, otherwise it will cause adverse effects. 3. Of course, there are many issues that need to be paid attention to when using the water heater. For example, the power socket must have a reliable ground wire, and the power supply cannot be touched with wet hands. Of course, if the product is not used for a long time and needs to be unplugged, the safety valve must not adjust its pre ssure by itself. , if you want to connect the exhaust pipe to the pre ssure port of the safety valve, it must point downward to maintain communication with the atmosphere. When using the water heater in winter, the water in the pipe needs to be drained to obtain better use results.
三、The power indicator light of the Smith water heater keeps flashingThe possible reasons why the power indicator light of the Smith water heater keeps flashing are:
1. The heater is damaged. Detection method: Unplug the heater's connecting wire and use a multimeter to measure the resistance of the heater. The measured resistance data should be about 30 ohms. If the data is 0 or infinite, it means the heater is damaged and needs to be replaced.
2. The thermostat is damaged. The thermostat is generally closed, and the heater will heat as long as the plug is plugged in. If damaged, the electric heater will not heat.
3. The plug is damaged. You should try changing the plug.
4. The wire falls off. The power cord on the heater has come off. Try replacing the power cord.