If all checks are okay in a troubleshooting scenario, what should you do next?

In a troubleshooting scenario where all preliminary checks have come back normal, replacing the module is a logical next step if there are still issues. The module usually controls various functions of the equipment, and if it’s not working correctly, it can prevent the appliance from operating as intended.

When other checks, such as gas pressure and connections, have been verified and are functioning properly, the module could still be the source of the problem. Modules can fail without obvious signs, leading to issues like improper ignition or equipment not starting. By replacing the module, you are addressing a potential hidden fault that might be preventing the appliance from working correctly.

This solution focuses on identifying and resolving less obvious issues with the equipment after ensuring the more apparent problems have been ruled out.