GE Water Heater

GE GG50T BXR Series Atmospheric Gas Water Heater

Model # GG50T BXR series

An atmospheric gas heater relies on natural draft, so anything that spoils the draft, such as a blocked flue or a strong extract fan in the same room, shows up as poor combustion or a pilot that will not stay lit.

This is licensed-trade territory. An owner should never modify a flue or dismantle a gas control. If you smell gas or see soot around the draft hood, shut the gas off at the appliance valve, ventilate the room and call a licensed gas trade the same day.

Key Features

  • Atmospheric-vent gas water heater series
  • Natural draft venting into a flue rather than a powered vent
  • Gas control valve with temperature adjustment
  • Sold across revisions; quote the full rating-plate number

Most Common Issues on This Model

01

Pilot not staying lit, often a thermocouple

02

Burner short-cycling or burning unevenly

03

Flue draft problems producing a smell or soot

04

Sediment build-up causing rumbling and slow recovery

Error Codes Common to This Model

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FAQ

GE GG50T BXR Series Atmospheric Gas Water Heater FAQ

It is a fault that needs proper attention. A worn thermocouple is the common cause, but so is a draft problem, and a draft problem can spill combustion products into the room.

Usually sediment on the tank bottom boiling under the burner. It reduces efficiency and, in hard water, shortens the tank life.

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