Water Heater Pilot Keeps Going Out | Try This Before You Replace Parts | Rheem Water Heater

In this video we show you a quick fix to a common problem with Rheem water heaters where the pilot light continues to go out. Try this simple fix before you replace your water heater burner or Honeywell thermostat as this takes less than 5 seconds and is free! You might be surprised, this worked for a Rheem Performance Platinum Water Heater and has been going strong for the last 2 years!

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Honeywell Gas Control Thermostat - NG (Confirm with Rheem part # as there are different versions):
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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:11 - Rheem Performance Platinum Problems
00:51 - Simple Fix Adjust Temp

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