Orbis 14l. Purged with acid. Venturi and diaphragm going well. The burner does not catch on when the water is opened. I think it is a problem that there is not enough gas coming out, how do I open the peaks more? What other solution can there be? Thank you

hello: 1) did the water heater work well and stopped doing it ?? if it is not a problem of spikes, 2) did you disassemble it and change diaphragm? make sure that the two pipes of the pressure are well to the water chamber (where the diaphragm goes) 3) If all of the above is correct, take out the water chamber and control that when opening a bobbin, raise the stem that is like a pin in the center of the water chamber, and that when you put your finger do not lower. if it does not rise, check that the rods are uncovered and placed correctly. 4) If the first 3 points are checked and it works correctly, take out the flexible or whip or connection x where the hot water comes out and then with long water, there controls the pressure with which it comes out and whether or not the heater turns on, ( If the pressure is low, the serpentine is not covered safely, if the pressure is good and the heater starts the obstruction, it may be in the pipe or the faucet or the shower flower full of tartar. 5) If everything else is going to be aware that when you take the water chamber up from where the rod goes, there is another axis that you can remove with a pincer, this has an oring in its middle part which you have to lubricate and control especially that is not rusty, (if so you will have to change the water chamber xq is filtering x the water rod towards that axis. I hope this guide helps you, I hope your comment

Thanks wilidib All the points you suggest, I had already checked. The pressure is good, the needle goes up and down, today I cleaned it with acid ... I don't know what else to do. Reading other forums I saw that one opened the gas peaks to move from bottled gas to natural gas, so I thought it could be my solution or Aunq be to try, but I don't know how

[quote="Jozetuc"] Thank you wilidib All the points you suggest, I had already checked. The pressure is good, the needle goes up and down, today I cleaned it with acid ... I don't know what else to do. Reading other forums I saw that one opened the gas peaks to move from bottled gas to natural gas, so I thought it could be my solution or Aunq is to try, but I don't know how to [/quote] well but the important thing is to know before it worked well or it is a new water heater, since before it worked well and now it is not a problem of spikes.

If it worked. And now I fixed it by chance. Take out the burner, sand it with a wire in the slits, rinse it and then wash it with vinegar ... and now it goes perfectly ... it seems that the burner was locked with tartar! Thanks for the help. Cheers