Check water heater

[mlj79109]

I’ve got a 2018 Coleman Light 2855BH. It has a Dometic GC6AA-10E water heater. The heater works just fine, but I keep getting a “check water heater” notification on my iN-Command control box. Any thoughts on what I need to do?

 

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This is a Heartland owners forum so I don't know how much will be known about your Coleman product.
But, maybe.

Peace
Dave

 

[mlj79109]

This is a Heartland owners forum so I don't know how much will be known about your Coleman product.
But, maybe.

Peace
Dave[/QUOTE

So I’m gonna show my ignorance here, but when I bought my Coleman new at the dealership the information they gave me said to join this forum. I just figured it was one of those “Coleman is made by this brand which is really this brand which is really Heartland.” Is that not correct?

 

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That is not correct.
Coleman is a subsidiary of Newell Brands. Heartland is a subsidiary of Thor Industries.
But you are always welcome here it's just that you might not get any Coleman specific advice.

Peace
Dave

 

[mlj79109]

Thanks Dave, and sorry. I appreciate your help.

 

[danemayer]

I’ve got a 2018 Coleman Light 2855BH. It has a Dometic GC6AA-10E water heater. The heater works just fine, but I keep getting a “check water heater” notification on my iN-Command control box. Any thoughts on what I need to do?

I don't think Heartland uses In-Command components, so collectively, our owner experience with In-Command might be pretty limited. If the water heater is working correctly on both 120V, and on propane/12V DC, there might just be some type of communications error between the water heater and the In-Command unit.

But it's also possible, if you're only using one of the two water heater operating modes, that the In-Command unit is signaling a problem with the mode not being used.

You might want to look for In-Command user guides and/or service manuals.