To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the Rinnai Indoor Fireplace burners fail to ignite?
If the Rinnai Indoor Fireplace burners fail to ignite, make sure the power cord is plugged in and the power is turned 'ON'. Also, check that the gas supply is turned on at the meter or cylinder. If the remote control battery is flat, replace it. In case of a gas escape, immediately isolate the gas supply and call Rinnai.
How to fix Rinnai RIB2310MN burners failing to ignite because of air in the gas line?
If the Rinnai Indoor Fireplace burners fail to ignite due to air in the hose, repeat the ignition procedure. If it's an initial install and air is in the gas pipe, the installer needs to purge the air from the gas supply. If the burners still fail to ignite, repeat the ignition procedure again, as it could be due to an ignition failure.
General| Brand | Rinnai |
|---|---|
| Model | RIB2310MN |
| Category | Indoor Fireplace |
| Language | English |
Outlines mandatory installation compliance with local regulations and manufacturer instructions.
Details the heater's certification by the Australian Gas Association and data plate information.
Lists components included in cartons for different installation methods.
Explains safety features like overheat switches, fuses, and flame failure systems.
Describes the Sapphire gas log flame fire, its combustion system, and installation types.
Highlights key components and features of the Rinnai Sapphire heater, including controls and vents.
Step-by-step guide on how to turn the heater on using the control panel.
Explains how to adjust flame height and fan speed settings for optimal comfort.
Instructions for safely turning the heater off using the control panel.
Details how the heater responds to power or gas supply interruptions.
Steps to restart the heater after an electricity supply interruption.
Procedure for restarting the heater after a gas supply interruption, including lock-out.
Details the display layout and features of the wireless remote controller.
Explains the functions of each button on the remote controller.
Instructions for installing batteries in the remote control handset.
Guide to synchronizing the remote controller with the heater for the first time.
How to operate the heater manually using the remote control.
Setting the current time and day of the week for automatic operation.
Information on the wireless controller's specifications, ideal placement, and battery life.
Steps to turn the heater on using the remote or thermostatic control.
Explains how to turn the heater on/off and operate in manual temperature mode.
How to use automatic timer mode for regulated heating based on time.
How to adjust the flame size using the remote control.
How to manually adjust temperature or fan speed, overriding programmed settings.
Explains how flame height and fan speed are automatically adjusted by the microprocessor.
Details the appliance's programmable operation for up to four periods per day.
Step-by-step guide for programming daily heating schedules and temperature settings.
Recommendations for periodic inspection and servicing of the appliance.
Guidance on identifying normal operational characteristics versus potential faults.
Lists common operational sounds and behaviors that are not indicative of a fault.
A guide to help determine if a service call is required based on probable causes.
Identifies signs of abnormal flame performance and what they may indicate.
Provides model, features, installation types, combustion method, and safety device details.
Discusses factors governing heater placement like flueing and warm air distribution.
Cautionary advice regarding installing TVs or ornaments above the heater.
Specifies enclosure dimensions and requirements for masonry and zero clearance installations.
Details minimum enclosure dimensions (Height, Width, Depth) for different models.
Details consumer piping, gas type confirmation, purging, and leak testing requirements.
Specifies power requirements, earthed supply, and options for direct wiring.
Illustrates flue installation options for inbuilt and freestanding configurations.
Describes chimney criteria and preparation for open chimney installations.
Provides an overview of the steps for installing the heater engine in a masonry fireplace.
Detailed steps for preparing the site, unpacking, and preparing the heater engine for masonry installation.
Overview of steps for installing the heater into a zero clearance box.
Detailed steps for preparing the site and assembling the zero clearance box.
Overview of steps for installing the heater engine with a console base.
Detailed steps for preparing the site and assembling the console pillar.
Overview of steps for installing the heater engine with a plinth base.
Detailed steps for preparing the site and assembling the plinth base.
Steps to prepare the appliance for commissioning, including removing the glass.
Instructions for correctly installing the artificial logs and burner granules for realistic flame effect.
Steps for refitting the burner box glass panel after log installation.
Instructions for unpacking and preparing the fascia and inner frame.
Details on how to fit the inner frame to the heater engine.
Connecting the push button control panel to the heater engine.
Turning on the electricity supply to prepare for commissioning.
Steps for checking and setting gas pressures for optimal performance and safety.
Attaching the fascia assembly to the completed heater engine.
Guides to identifying and addressing abnormal flame patterns.
A checklist for certified installers to ensure all installation and commissioning steps are completed.
