What happened to Whirlpool water heaters?

What happened to Whirlpool water heaters?

Update: Whirlpool no longer sells residential water heaters. Since they were previously manufactured by A.O. Smith, please see our review of A.O. Smith for models we currently recommend.

How can I tell how old my Whirlpool water heater is?

The age of the water heater can be determined by reading the serial number. The serial number can be found on the label of the water heater. The serial number will always begin with 4 numbers. Occasionally, there might be a letter after the first 4 digits, or there may just be a sequence of numbers.

Why is my Whirlpool water heater not working?

Make sure both thermostats are pressed firmly against the tank. Check the power at the upper thermostat connection terminals that transfer power to the lower thermostat. If no power shows, the lower thermostat has failed. If there is power but no heat at either element, then that element is bad.

Who makes water heaters for Whirlpool?

American Water Heater Company
Whirlpool water heaters are actually made by the American Water Heater Company (AWHC), one of four such manufacturers in the United States. Companies like Whirlpool, GE and Kenmore slap their stickers on the side of the tank and distribute the product to stores such as Lowe’s and Sears.

Where is the reset button on my electric Whirlpool water heater?

Press the small reset button in the center of the thermal switch. If it’s tripped, you may be able to hear it click. Even if you do not hear the thermal switch click, try lighting the pilot using the instructions on the water heater’s label.

How do you know if your water heater is not working?

7 Tell-tale signs of a Water Heater not working

  1. You don’t have enough hot water.
  2. You have varying water temperature issues.
  3. You have a leaking water heater.
  4. You notice reduced water flow.
  5. You’re hearing some concerning sounds.
  6. You have smelly or discolored water.
  7. Your water heater is on the older end of the spectrum.

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