Water Heater Not Working After Power Outage

No water after power failure.

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Water Heater Not Working After Power Outage

I don't know what model your water heater is, but I do know that heating systems that use mechanical timers can sometimes be a problem even after a power outage. If the timer is too old or has a difficult life, it can crash when stopped and when it works again, it will stop working.
If your heater has a mechanical timer, try pressing it and see if you can hear it working.
There is a reset switch behind the access door, but it can also be a circuit breaker. Several times after the power outage, the device is trying to recover the circuit breaker.
Yes, exhaust air heaters are usually reset behind the cover. Make sure the power is off.
Try turning the water heater circuit breaker back to the 11 off position and then to the on position. If the switch is not completely depressed when the previous reset, it will not work from time to time. Make sure it's on the water heater. If you have an element in the tank, it will be the actual thermostat or the actual heating element. Call an electrician; They are often much cheaper than plumbers.
Does it smell like natural gas? If you do, make sure to turn on and off your device very well when trying to turn on the light again at night.