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General| Category | Water Heater |
|---|---|
| Brand | Rheem |
| Model | AdvantagePlus HE119-199N |
| Capacity | 119 gallons |
| Energy Factor | 0.95 UEF |
| Height | 76 inches |
| Fuel Type | Natural Gas |
| Vent Type | Power Vent |
| Warranty | 6 years |
| Input Rating | 199, 000 BTU/hr |
Highlights safety symbols, manual importance, and general warnings for safe operation.
Covers warnings about flammable liquids, gas leaks, and basic safety steps.
Details water recovery rates and maximum delivery volumes across various models and conditions.
Provides physical dimensions in English and Metric units for different models.
Warns against flammable materials, LP gas risks, and procedures for detecting gas leaks.
Emphasizes risks of improper venting and lack of air supply, including carbon monoxide dangers.
Warns about high water temperatures causing burns and provides scald data.
Stresses using correct fuel types and avoiding conversions between natural gas and LP.
Covers local codes, national standards, and suitable location criteria for installation.
Details installation of the Temperature & Pressure Relief Valve and Expansion Tank.
Guides on domestic water connections and installing the booster kit.
Outlines requirements for electrical hookup, gas supply, and leak testing.
Specifies materials, slopes, lengths, and clearances for 3" vent systems.
Provides clearance rules for vent terminals and details compatible pipe/fitting materials.
Covers 2" vent pipe rules and methods for extending vent length using larger pipes.
Offers setup instructions and combustion analyzer readings for optimal performance.
Presents tables for calculating vent pipe friction loss and examples of vent length calculations.
Describes the electronic control, its diagnostics, and startup procedures.
Guides users on how to set and adjust the desired water temperature.
Explains thermostat settings, normal operation sequence, and status indicators.
Covers routine maintenance, shutdown, and vacation procedures.
Addresses operational failures, lockout states, and fuel conversion information.
Explains the condensate system, treatment, and potential issues.
Provides a labeled diagram of the water heater's internal components.
Details procedures for adjusting the gas valve for proper ignition and flame.
Introduces the control system's diagnostic features and LED indicators.
Describes LED indicators for the idle, call for heat, and combustion blower powered states.
Details LED indicators during pre-purge, igniter warmup, burner ignition, and water heating.
Explains LED indicators at the end of the heating cycle and when returning to idle state.
Covers causes and remedies for missing line voltage or 24VAC from the transformer.
Explains the LED indicators for ignitor lockout and potential issues.
Details causes for ignition lockout indicated by the gas valve LED and troubleshooting steps.
Describes causes for the ECO switch LED flashing and necessary actions.
Explains the meaning of the Control Health LED flashing and troubleshooting steps.
Covers causes for combustion air blockage and temperature probe faults indicated by LEDs.
Shows the detailed wiring connections for the water heater's integrated control system.
Provides a list and visual guide for identifying control system components.
Illustrates side and vertical roof venting setups with critical clearances and pipe types.
Shows various side wall and vertical roof venting samples, including the V1000 vent kit.
Displays sample manifold and piping diagrams for AdvantagePlus units with storage tanks.
Details the initial steps upon powering the unit, including diagnostic checks.
Explains the sequence when the thermostat calls for heat and the pre-purge cycle starts.
Describes the process from igniter warmup through burner operation to water heating.
Covers the post-purge cycle and the unit returning to its idle state.
Explains each LED's function, possible causes for faults, and service remedies.
Lists common problems (e.g., no hot water, noise, leaks) with causes and service solutions.
Provides guidance on contacting support for service and technical assistance.
Highlights frequent installation problems related to venting, gas supply, and electrical grounding.
Covers common installation concerns for plumbing, condensate removal, and burner operation.
