Gas Water Heater Pressure Switch Issue 

Oh my gosh! Thank you so much for showing me how easy it is to fix the pressure switch! It worked perfectly and I felt confident I could do it. I was so nervous to try but when you showed me to unplug first and turn off gas valve I had confidence I could do it! I also liked the way you got right to the point. I’d tried 3 other videos before yours and they dragged on forever and were too confusing! Thanks again 👍🏼

My man, seriously… you have the EXACT control box, issue, LEDs, and RESOLUTION that I couldn’t find ANYWHERE else!! I want to hug you

THANK YOU SO FREAKING MUCH I WAS ABOUT TO PAY $780 plus TAX! I’ve watched so many videos on RU-vid about this problem and yours was the only one that worked! Thank you so much again !

I had the same problem, found a birds nest in the vent. Thanks Mr Ocelot for putting me in the right direction.

Thank you so much this video saved my life. I’ve literally had eight different plumbers at my house and they have done everything from change my water heater, the motor in my furnace and never touched the pressure switch. This video was a life saver and $ a lot of $

Very helpful! The longest part of the fix was finding a paper clip to ream out the nipple.

Thank you very much for this! Saved me from having to choose between a costly emergency service or a cold shower tonight.

Thanks for tips. It was the blocked housing nipple and you saved me a midnight service call.

Thank you so much I watched the pressure switch video you have NO IDEA how much this video saved me and my families life thanks again you reallly can’t imagine what I’ve been through with this and we hade literally 8 different plumbers and they did everything but this only u and your video fixed it

Used your video tonight and it was a success! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!

I had this exact issue on the exact same water heater. Thanks for solving it for me!

Thank you so much! This fixed the issue immediately and saved me unwanted stress, money and time. Amazing! Thank you

Thanks for posting this video. I followed your troubleshooting tips and it was definitely a plugged copper nipple causing the problem (where the rubber hose connects to from the pressure switch)! Everything worked fine after cleaning the nipple and reassembling everything!

Thank you for sharing this!!! Saved me SO much time and money!

This was exactly my problem. Just took off the hose and blew through it to clear out any debris, and it worked fine. Plugged it back in and it started right away. I like to fix most things myself (or at least attempt it), but always get nervous around gas-operated items that I'm not familiar with. This video made me feel confident to approach this problem. Thanks so much!

Wow! So well explained. We did exactly like that and the metal pin was full of limestone. We gently push a small metal wire through it and then clean the pin with a soft sanding sponge and voilà!!

Great video, simple and to the point. Just so happens it's exactly the same problem my tank was having. Simple solution, and saved me $$ on a service call. Outstanding sir!

Thank you very much for posting this video! I’m sure you saved me $150 just to have a repairman show up. Great video!

THANK YOU! I have the same tank and this was exactly the same problem I had today. Your fix worked perfectly. Very much appreciated.

Thank you so much you just saved me $100s in repair costs

Thank you! This was the problem with my water heater too. You saved me a bunch of time and money. Great video.

Thank you so much!!! After watching 20 ueseless videos, i finally stumbled across this and IT WORKED IMMEDIATELY! This was our last try before calling someone to check it out for us. You saved us hundreds!

This worked for me as well. Short, clear and to the point video. Well done. Many thanks.

Thank you my brother!!!!!!! You saved us $2,300!!!!!! Have a blessed day. Thank you

Thank you for this video! My water heater had the same problem and thanks to your video I got it fixed quickly... and at no cost! Many Thanks!

Simply wanted to say Thank you!!

You were spot on, I took and blew through it and sucked just fine, but it still had a little piece of plastic in it making it not work, i used a paperclip to clear the copper fitting and it's heating fine now. Thank you very much.

You saved me a bunch too. Exact same problem and solution. Thanks for the video. Blessings

Thank you sir. Thanks for the help.

Thanks. This we had this same problem and these steps fixed our problem too. I used a pipe cleaner to clean out the nozzle. Thanks again!

awsome thanks! i was about to buy a new one decided to read about the gas valve found your video and i am back up and running

Thanks for this video brother, saved me bunch of money. This was the exact problem.

Thank you very much. So simple. We have hot water again in less than 10 minutes.

Thank you very much , very clear and detailed instructions , it worked for me, we have hot water again!!

OOOooo Man THX YOU SO MUCH bro u may be saved us some monye but good job on showing and telling us on how to fix this. No hot warter is so crapy to shower or take a bath in LoL

This must be for the 2 blink code. I had the 3 blink code and this is what worked for me… Pressure Switch for a Richmond Power Vent is located in the Blower Hood, Remove the Hood from the top of the water heater, take off the 3 screws on the side panel (NOT THE TOP WHERE IT STATES DO NOT TAKE APART) You'll see the valve with the square hose on it, remove the hose and take a partially bent paper clip, slide it thru the hole to the fan until it pokes thru, scrape back an forth to remove any debris, also try to run it about an inch up the valve, place the black square tube on to the nipple which you cleaned out going to the fan and blow on it, if you can now blow thru it should work, connect the other end to the valve and reassemble being sure to tighten the clamps to the pipe heading outside. Turn on furnace and it should now work.

Perfect instructions! Was exactly my same problem

Many thanks. Worked for me also.

Thank you so much, it works sir.

Worked for me...! Thanks

Thank you

Thanks a lot It worked for me

Thank you very much for this I have the exact same code and very glad you had such a video

amazing amazing! thank you so much! :)

Thank you... worked great!

Perfect that was the same for me..... 5 🌟

Hi, thanks for the vid. I have this problem every 6 months. Is there a solution to fix this permanently? Should I open up the unit to investigate further?

Worked for me, Thank you 🙏

thank you, worked for me.

wow. thank you! this fix my heater! It just has been used for less than one year. I don't think it should be broken. The hole of metal connector is super small and very easy to be clogged, which is a bug. Why they make it so small?

Worked, thanks!

Thank you so much 😊

Your video was great, but what happens when the fire doesn’t light after following the steps??

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Woods HWT are famous for this problem They need to re-engineer so I don't have to fix the PS every 6 months. Crap.

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Hopefully this works for me