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Old 05-29-2015, 05:49 AM   #3
Kelvininin
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Location: Corcoran MN
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Originally Posted by jsmith948 View Post
Could be your gas supply. Does your stove and furnace operate ok? If the tanks were not turned on slowly, the flow limiting safety devices may be keeping the heater from getting enough gas. Just something you might check in order to rule it out. We had to replace both propane pigtails (about $30). You might try a forum search about WHs. Good luck

I have run all other gas appliances on gas at the same time without an issue.

I have searched multiple forums for water heater issues similar to mine without any luck, hence this post.

I was hoping to avoid the trial and error process of swapping parts but at this point I believe its unavoidable.
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