I'd put hot water from the bath sink in a cup where you can take it from the room and isolate if it smells or not, Ron. If so, unscrew and check the screen on the faucet tip as a first easy step; after that, your guess is as good as mine. Darrell, I'd think contaminate from AquaHot fluid would provide a unique smell. I'd certainly hope it wasn't an exchanger perforation, but others more familiar with AquaHot internal engineering would have to speak to whether fluid could actually find its way into a hot water line.
If the water in the cup doesn't smell or taste, Ron, I'd remove and clean both the P trap under the sink and the drain plug core.
Joel