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If your Rheem Furnace is overheating due to dust and dirt accumulation on the windings or the motor exterior, the blower motor and induced draft blower motor must be cleaned periodically by a qualified installer, service agency, or the gas supplier.
Important safety alerts regarding fire, explosion, injury, or death.
Comprehensive checklist for gas supply, electrical, furnace, ducting, condensate, and venting.
Warnings against mobile home installation and safety for garage installations.
Warning against installing directly on carpeting or certain combustible materials.
Warning against placing combustible materials near the furnace jacket.
Warnings against mixing combustion gases with return air and connecting to other devices.
Guidelines for venting, combustion air, standards, and safety switches.
Warnings about improper venting and procedures for existing vent systems.
Necessity of proper combustion air to prevent fire or CO poisoning.
Minimum clearances for non-direct vent terminations from building features.
Warnings regarding proper venting and pipe sizing/length table.
Precautions regarding condensate and minimum direct vent clearances.
Diagrams and explanations of upflow and downflow condensate drain setups.
Warnings about condensate freezing and its potential to cause property damage.
Warning about LP conversion and gas piping installation guidelines.
Warnings regarding electrical shock, grounding, and blower door safety switch.
Detailed steps for initiating and safely shutting down furnace operation.
Explains the furnace's operational sequence for ignition and heating.
Steps to measure and verify the furnace's temperature rise.
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