Home Improvement Asked by Steve Boyles on November 30, 2020
So I have a gas water heater and a gas stove. I was able to cook on my stove this morning at around 8 a.m. and then I took a shower and it was not hot. I tried to light the pilot on the water heater, it ignited but then went right out.
I tried to light the stove again and I hear no hissing of gas coming through the burners.
So I called out the gas company. He came and checked the hoses inside the house and there coming through the hoses on both appliances. It’s your Regulators the it said. The question is why did both Regulators on the gas stove and the gas water heater go out at the exact same time? That’s too much of a coincidence for it to be random. I don’t want to go replace all these parts when I find out that it’s not my problem it’s the gas company’s with having something wrong with the line.
Usually the gas pressure regulator is near where the gas line first enters the house. After the regulator is where the gas line will split off to go to your appliance.
When the gas company person said the regulator was bad they were referring to this common regulator. It's going bad is why it affected both of your appliances.
Answered by Michael Karas on November 30, 2020
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