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General| Brand | Rheem |
|---|---|
| Model | GE Series |
| Category | Water Heater |
| Language | English |
Discusses dangers of hot water and temperature settings, including scald risks.
Emphasizes following manual instructions to minimize risks like fire, shock, injury, or death.
Outlines California law requiring water heaters to be braced against earthquake motions.
Advises on circuit breaker, manual reading, intended use, and professional servicing.
Details compliance with instructions, local codes, and utility requirements.
Guides on selecting a clean, dry area near demand, accessible for servicing, and protected from freezing.
Advises checking for damage and verifying power supply matches the rating plate.
Explains thermal expansion in closed systems and the need for expansion tanks to manage pressure.
Provides guidance on connecting hot/cold water supply lines, including unions and shut-off valves.
Details requirements for the temperature and pressure relief valve and its discharge line.
Warns that the tank must be full before powering on and outlines the filling process.
Covers branch circuit, grounding, and wiring standards for safe electrical hookup.
Discusses the purpose and potential restrictions of external insulation blankets.
Provides guidance on installing pipe insulation for increased energy efficiency.
Details how to insulate the relief valve for energy efficiency.
Explains the function of factory-installed heat traps for energy efficiency.
A comprehensive checklist to ensure all installation steps are completed correctly.
Key safety measures before operating, including handling potential hydrogen gas.
Explains the thermostat and temperature limiting control (ECO) and how to reset it.
Guides on adjusting water temperature for safety, energy savings, and scald prevention.
Provides instructions and safety precautions for draining the water heater.
Advises on procedures for periods of inactivity, including draining and gas precautions.
Recommends annual inspections, flushing, anode rod checks, and cleaning for longevity.
A guide to common problems, their possible causes, and recommended solutions.
Lists available replacement parts and instructions for ordering.
Detailed steps for qualified personnel to replace thermostats or heating elements.
Illustrates electrical connections for single and double element models.
Instructions and form for registering the product for warranty purposes.
