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Kenmore hybrid gas water heater error codes
These error code explanations can help you diagnose a problem with your Kenmore hybrid gas water heater. For repair how-to help, visit the PartsDirect repair help section, which includes repair help for water heaters, major appliances, lawn and garden equipment, garage door openers, vacuum cleaners and more. Search for your model number to find a complete list of replacement parts for your water heater.
Error Code
Condition
DIY advice
E01, E02
Invalid control board configuration
Check/Repair
Unplug the 120-volt power cord and after 5 seconds, plug it in again. If E01 or E02 reappears, replace the control board.
Possible parts
Control board
E03, E04, E05, E06
Main valve relay failure
Check/Repair
Control board detects that a relay used to enable the main valve has failed in either the open or closed position. Replace the control board.
Possible parts
Control board
E07
Flame detected
Check/Repair
Flame detected when no flame was expected. Check the flame sensor, flame sensor harness for damage. If the flame sensor and flame sensor harness is okay, replace the control board.
Possible parts
Control board
E08
Energy Cut-Out (ECO) switch open
Check/Repair
The control board detected the Energy Cut-Out (ECO) switch has opened and prevented power to the main valve. Check inlet water filter. Measure the water temperature. The ECO switch opens at 185 degrees Fahrenheit, plus or minus 14 degrees, and closes at temperature 149 degrees, plus or minus 14 degrees. Check the ECO switch with a multimeter to see if it's open or closed. Check the ECO wire harness and connections for any open or disconnected wires. If the ECO switch is open and the water temperature is below 149 degrees, replace the control board.
Possible parts
ECO switch, Control board
E09
High-temperature switch open
Check/Repair
Control board detects that the high-temperature switch is open, preventing power to the main valve. Measure the exhaust gas temperature. High-temperature switch opens when the temperature is 165 degrees, plus or minus 5 degrees, and closes at a temperature of 135 degrees, plus or minus 5 degrees. Check the high-temperature switch with a multimeter to see if it's open or closed. Check the high-temperature switch wire harness and connections for any open or disconnected wires. If the high-temperature switch is open and the water temperature is below 135 degrees, replace the control board.
Possible parts
High-temperature switch, Control board
E10
Voltage supply too high
Check/Repair
The nominal voltage supply is 120 volts. The over-voltage limit is 132 volts. Check the power cord and wall outlet. Measure the voltage at board connector J7 between pin 1 and pin 3. If the voltage is between limits, replace the control board.
Possible parts
Control board
E11
Voltage supply too low
Check/Repair
The nominal operating voltage is 120 volts. If the voltage supply is below the limit of 102 volts at the outlet, call an electrician., Check the power cord and wall outlet connections., Measure the voltage at board connector J7 between pin 1 and pin 3. If the voltage is between limits, replace the control board.,
Possible parts
Control board
E12, E13, E14
Abnormal blower current
Check/Repair
Check for a blocked or restricted exhaust vent. Follow the venting installation instructions in the owner's manual. If the venting system is clear, recalibrate the unit following the procedure in the owner's manual. If it continues to display the error, replace the blower. Replace the control board.
Possible parts
Blower, Control board
E15, E16, E17, E18, E19
Abnormal blower speed
Check/Repair
Unplug the water heater and check the blower wire harness. If the wire harness is okay, replace the blower. If it continues to display the error, replace the control board.
Possible parts
Blower, Control board
E20, E21
Proportional valve
Check/Repair
The proportional valve current is either too low or too high. Check the gas valve and wire harness for any damage. Replace the control board. Replace the gas valve assembly.
Possible parts
Control board, Gas valve assembly
E22
Open water outlet temperature sensor
Check/Repair
The control board detected an open water outlet temperature sensor (thermistor) or thermistor wire circuit. Check the temperature sensor wire harness and connections for any damaged or broken wires. If the temperature sensor probe and wiring is okay, replace the temperature sensor. Replace the control board.
Possible parts
Temperature sensor, Control board
E23
Shorted water outlet temperature sensor
Check/Repair
The control board detected a shorted water outlet temperature sensor (thermistor) or thermistor wire circuit. Check the temperature sensor wire harness and connections for any damaged or broken wires. If the temperature sensor and wiring is shorted, replace the temperature sensor. If the sensor and sensor wire circuit is not shorted, replace the control board.
Possible parts
Outlet temperature sensor, Control board
E24, E25
Inlet temperature sensor
Check/Repair
The control board detected a shorted or open inlet temperature sensor (thermistor) or thermistor wire circuit. Check the temperature sensor wire harness and connections for any damaged or broken wires. If the temperature sensor and wiring is shorted, replace the temperature sensor. If the temperature inlet sensor and sensor wire circuit is not shorted or open, replace the control board.
Possible parts
Inlet temperature sensor, Control board
E26, E27
Tank temperature sensor
Check/Repair
The control board detected a shorted or open tank temperature sensor (thermistor) or thermistor wire circuit. Check the tank temperature sensor wire harness and connections for any damaged or broken wires. If the tank temperature sensor and wiring is shorted, replace the tank temperature sensor. If the tank temperature sensor and sensor wire circuit is not shorted or open, replace the control board.
Possible parts
Tank temperature sensor, Control board
E28
Ignition failure
Check/Repair
The control board failed to detect the flame during ignition. The control will retry a number of times to detect the flame. After the maximum failed attempts, this fault will display. Unplug the water heater and check the igniter wire harness for any damage or loose connections. Check the ignition rod. If it looks dirty, clean it using isopropyl alcohol and a clean cloth. Check the high voltage wiring connection between igniter and igniter rod for proper contact.
Possible parts
E30
Blower
Check/Repair
Check the blower motor and blower wheel. Check the venting system and confirm the blower wheel turns freely and is not stuck. Check the blower wire harness connections. Replace the blower motor. Replace the control board.
Possible parts
Blower motor, Control board, Blower motor wire harness
E33
Water flow valve
Check/Repair
The water valve did not open when attempting to establish flow. Check the water valve, wire harness and connections. Replace the water valve. Replace the control board.
Possible parts
Control board, Water valve
E34
Proportional gas valve
Check/Repair
The proportional gas valve is not functioning properly. Check the gas valve wire harness and connections. Replace the wire harness if damaged. Replace the control board if the wire harness and connections are okay.
Possible parts
Gas valve assembly, Control board
E35
Repeated flame loss
Check/Repair
Flame is going out due to low gas pressure or a low flow rate. Clean or change the water filter. Check the flame sensor wire harness and wire connections. Clean the flame sensor if it looks dirty. Have the gas pressure measured. Replace the flame sensor. Replace the control board.
Possible parts
Water filter, Flame sensor, Control board
E36
Calibration error
Check/Repair
Calibration sequence incomplete or dip switch 4 is not set to the proper setting. Unplug the water heater and then check dip switch 4 and put it in the ON position. Follow the instruction in the use and care guide for the calibration procedures.
Possible parts
Control board
E37
No water flow
Check/Repair
The heater could not start because the water flow was not established caused by an air bubble or a blockage in the water passage, a failed flow sensor or faulty circulation pump. Turn on a hot water faucet to purge air from the tank. Verify the cold water supply to the water heater is turned on and that the circulation pump operates. Check the circulation pump and wire harness connections. Clean or replace the water filter. Replace the control board. Replace the circulation pump. Replace the water valve.
Possible parts
Water filter, Circulation pump, Water valve
E99
Control board
Check/Repair
Faulty control board. Replace the control board.
Possible parts
Control board
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