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To check the amp fuses, ensure you have continuity through the fuse. If continuity exists, the fuse is in good condition. If there is no continuity, the fuse has blown and needs replacement.
What to do if surge protector continuity check fails in Rinnai RH180?
If the surge protector does not show continuity during a check, it should be replaced.
General| Brand | Rinnai |
|---|---|
| Model | RH180 |
| Category | Water Heater |
| Language | English |
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Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury. It may also be used to alert against unsafe practices.
Instructions for gas knob operation, handling submerged appliances, unauthorized parts, and overheating.
Warnings about burns from hot surfaces, pipes, and scalding from hot water.
Safety regarding submerged appliances, alterations, and electrical grounding.
Information on EVIR sensor, chemical warnings, and carbon monoxide hazards.
Requirements for licensed professionals, including necessary skills and when to contact one.
DO NOTs and MUST DOs for installation, including code compliance and electrical grounding.
Verify clearances, air quality, water supply, freezing protection, and electrical source.
Specifies minimum clearances from combustibles, sides, back, top, front, and alcoves.
Combustion air must be free of corrosive chemicals to prevent appliance failure.
Warnings about CO hazard, common venting prohibition, and efficiency devices.
Hire a qualified professional. Turn off power/gas, avoid ignition sources, and check for fumes.
Install manual gas valve, check gas type/pressure, use approved connectors, purge line.
Safety, grounding, power requirements, cord usage, and wire replacement for electrical connections.
Comprehensive checklist covering location, clearances, air, venting, water, gas, electrical, and customer explanation.
Covers safety warnings, gas smell check, and pre-lighting requirements.
Steps to take if a gas smell is detected: do not light, avoid switches/phones, call supplier/fire dept.
Warning for flammable vapors; procedure includes evacuation and contacting emergency services.
Turn off power, gas, and water supply before performing any maintenance.
Procedure to inspect, detect issues (codes 05/13), and clean the air screen.
Procedure to inspect, detect issues (codes 07/63), and clean the water filter.
Hydrogen gas can form in unused systems; flush faucet before use to prevent fire risk.
Step-by-step procedure using vinegar/citric acid to flush heat exchanger and prevent damage.
Outlines warranty coverage for parts, tank, and heat exchanger based on application.
Excludes damage from misuse, improper installation, water quality, freezing, fire, acts of God.
