Does Rheem have lifetime warranty?

Rheem is the largest manufacturer of water heating products in North America. The company stands by its cooling and water heating equipment with warranties that range from six years to a limited lifetime guarantee.

How long do Rheem water tanks last?

These Rheem water heaters come with a 6-year warranty on parts & tank, and a 1-year warranty on labor. The 6-year warranty does not mean the unit will only last that long: your water heater, if properly maintained, should have a life-span of at least 8 years.

How do I reset my Rheem water heater?

Look for the large red button labeled Reset in the center of the boiler control panel. Firmly press the reset button to manually reset the water heater. After the water heater is reset, it can take 12 to 24 hours for the water heater to return to normal operation.

Does Rheem have a good warranty?

Rheem’s warranty is among the best in the industry generally ranging from 10 years limited parts to limited lifetime on major components. For some models, Rheem also offers an impressive 10 year or lifetime conditional unit replacement warranty.

What does a Rheem warranty cover?

During the nine (9) year Limited Warranty, which immediately follows the 3-year Full Warranty period, Rheem will provide replacement of any part that fails due to a defect in materials or workmanship. A replacement water heater will be provided should the tank leak after the original installation.

Should I replace my 15 year old water heater?

Anyway, you should consider replacing your water heater if it’s about 6-12+ years old and when you start running out of hot water faster. However, age and lack of hot water aren’t everything. You could have a 15-year-old water heater that works just fine and wouldn’t need replacing.

What are the signs of a hot water tank going bad?

Signs Your Hot Water Heater Is Going to Fail

• Water leaking from the heating tank.
• Age of the water heater.
• Running out of hot water quickly.
• Inconsistent water temperature in the shower.
• Discolored water coming from faucets.
• Unusual noises coming from the water heater.
• Lower water pressure.

Why is my Rheem water heater not working?

Check the power supply to the water heater. Check to see if a fuse has blown or a circuit breaker is tripped. Replace the fuse or reset the breaker. Ensure that the disconnect switch, if used, is in the on position.

Why does my Rheem water heater keep shutting off?

The power vent water heater keeps shutting off If your power vent water heater keeps shutting off, the thermocouple could be damaged, dirty or bent. Inspect the thermocouple. If it is damaged, replace it. If dirty, let it down for cooling and then clean.

How do you troubleshoot a Rheem water heater?

How to Troubleshoot a Rheem Water Heater

1. Check the water usage in your home.
2. Check the power supply to the water heater.
3. Check that the water heater is receiving fuel, if it’s a gas heater, by ensuring that any cutoff valves in the gas line are turned to the on position.

What trips the reset button on a hot water heater?

The high resistance caused by a loose wire produces a substantial amount of heat that can eventually cause fires. If there is a loose electrical connection within your water heater’s system, your reset button’s thermometer can trip (regardless of the water’s temperature) if it picks up the heat from that loose wire.