Midea domestic gas water heater is broken.

The failure of Midea's domestic gas water heater may have a great impact on our life and home. The following are some reasons that may lead to the failure of Midea's domestic gas water heater:

1. Throttle valve damage: The throttle valve in the water heater will be damaged or invalid after a period of use, resulting in abnormal hot water supply.

2. Circuit failure: There may be a problem with the circuit of Midea's domestic gas water heater, which may be poor power wiring, damaged circuit board or aging electrical components.

3. Burner failure: Burner is the key component of water heater. If the burner fails, the water heater will not be able to heat the water.

4. Failure of fire protection device: In American domestic gas water heaters, there is a safety device called fire protection device. If this device fails, the water heater will not start normally.

5. Fan blowdown: If the fan in the water heater is damaged, it will be impossible to mix gas with air, and spark ignition will not occur, resulting in the water heater being unable to heat.

If Midea's household gas water heater fails, it is recommended to contact professional maintenance personnel for maintenance in time, and do not disassemble or repair it by yourself, so as to avoid potential safety hazards. At the same time, users should also pay attention to regular cleaning and maintenance when using it at ordinary times, and check whether all safety devices work normally to ensure that the water heater can work normally.