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What to do if I smell gas from my Rinnai Wall Furnaces?
- BBrandi DorseyAug 12, 2025
If you smell gas coming from your Rinnai Wall Furnace, you should request a service call.
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If you smell gas coming from your Rinnai Wall Furnace, you should request a service call.
What to do if combustion stops during operation of my Rinnai Wall Furnace?
If the combustion stops during operation of your Rinnai Wall Furnace, you should request a service call.
What should the voltage reading be across the Blue and Yellow transformer wires on a Rinnai Indoor Fireplace?
When measuring the voltage across the Blue and Yellow transformer wires of your Rinnai Indoor Fireplace, you should read between 130 and 185 VAC.
What voltage should I read across the Gray to Gray transformer wires on my Rinnai Indoor Fireplace?
When measuring voltage across the Gray to Gray transformer wires on your Rinnai Indoor Fireplace, the reading should be between 110 and 120 VAC.
What voltage should I read across the White to White transformer wires on my Rinnai Indoor Fireplace?
When measuring the voltage across the White to White transformer wires of your Rinnai Indoor Fireplace, you should read between 98 and 105 VAC.
What resistance reading should I get across the Blue and Red sparker board wires on a Rinnai Indoor Fireplace?
When reading resistance across the two lugs where the blue and red wires connect on the sparker board of your Rinnai Indoor Fireplace, you should measure between 100k and 120k ohms.
What should the voltage reading be across the Red to Red transformer wires on a Rinnai Indoor Fireplace?
When measuring the voltage across the Red to Red transformer wires on your Rinnai Indoor Fireplace, you should read between 28 and 50 VAC.
What voltage reading should I see across the Black and Blue transformer wires in my Rinnai Indoor Fireplace?
When measuring the voltage across the Black and Blue transformer wires of your Rinnai Indoor Fireplace, you should read between 10 and 15 VAC.
General| Model Number | RHFE-431FA |
|---|---|
| Category | Heater |
| Fuel Type | Natural Gas or Propane |
| Efficiency | 82% |
| Weight | 60 lbs |
| Ignition Type | Electronic |
| Venting | Direct Vent |
| Electrical Requirements | 120V, 60Hz |
| Energy Efficiency | 82% |
| Flow Rate | 9.8 GPM |
