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- Removal of plastic heat trap from new Rheem water heater for . . .
I just replaced an old traditional GE water heater with a new Rheem water heater (also traditional) I have two gravity recirculating loops that worked great with old water heater They don't work with new heater After some research, I think it's because the new heater has heat trap inserts
- Rheem Tankless Water Heater Error Code 12 - Love Plumbing Remodel
I'm asking this learned group because Rheem doesn't have a "contracting plumber" in Grand Junction and most of the plumbers here are not familiar with tankless units I've done all the diagnostic checks suggested by Rheem and they all check out; voltage to the white and blue molex, flame rod status, etc
- Rheem Marathon 85 Gallon Electric - element questions
I have a Rheem Marathon MR85245 85 gallon water heater 240 volt feed on 30 amp breaker with10 gauge wire Under “Element Watts“ on the manufacturer’s placard, it reads “4500” for upper, lower, maximum, but it has OEM Rheem 3800 watt elements (stamped 240V 3800W) which is what I’d expect if there was a 12 gauge feed
- Rheem Gladiator Water Heater - Love Plumbing Remodel
This morning, the water heater decided to start beeping and the red indicator says "Service needed" Havn't had a lick of trouble with this unit since I installed it The light is blinking 4 flashes pause, 4 flashes, pause, etc Manual says: 1 Disconnection of wire(s) to upper or lower
- Rheem Flammable Vapor Sensor repeated lockouts
Hello, I have a Rheem Powervent water heater (gas) model 42VP40F (40 gallon) manufactured 05 2007 Starting in the last year, the Flammable Vapor Sensor has started tripping intermittently The gas valve I have is a Robert Shaw with a manual red dial About a year ago we had one occurence and
- Rheem Hot Water Heater Condensation issues - Love Plumbing Remodel
Purchased new home with new Hot Water Heaters, one inside the home and one outside in the garage Noticed water standing in catch pan when the heater stopped heating water on the inside heater Contacted Rheem and because the heater was still under waranty, authorized a new heater and it was
- The dreaded Rheem flammable vapour sensor error
According to Rheem, the FVS can literally be set off by dust and humidity, and they won't replace it under warranty She lives in an old house with a damp and dusty basement that gets a bit of water during heavy rain, but this sensor was never wet or exposed to any kind of flammable vapour
- Rheem 82v52-2 element? - Love Plumbing Remodel
It is a Rheem model # 82V52-2, both elements should be 4500 watts To my amazement, labeled on each element is a part number SG1153L My search for these elements tell me they are 1500 watts I called Rheem, they told me they should be part number SP10552MH or SP10552ML 4500 watt elements Now I'm nervous Why would someone put in 1500 watt units?
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