Rinnai combi boiler error codes

42 codes with causes and test steps.

CodeMeaningSeverity
021DHW continuous operation time exceededLow
100Air intake/exhaust blockage or full condensate trapCritical
110Ignition failureHigh
120Flame failure (flame lost during operation)High
140Overheat switch tripped (heat exchanger overheating)Critical
150Venturi control faultHigh
161High DHW outgoing water temperatureCritical
170Venturi blockage / position mismatchHigh
180Gas valve air/fuel adjustment limit reachedHigh
190Electrical grounding / short in DC circuitHigh
210Data transfer errorMedium
220Gas valve position not detected (reed switch)Medium
250Condensate pump switch tripped (accessory)High
303Secondary system thermistor faultMedium
310Freeze protection thermistor faultMedium
321Outgoing (DHW) water temperature thermistor faultMedium
331Plate heat exchanger thermistor fault (DHW)Medium
341DHW inlet thermistor faultMedium
353CH supply thermistor faultMedium
363CH return thermistor faultMedium
380Exhaust thermistor faultMedium
393Outdoor temperature sensor faultMedium
400Water pressure sensor communication faultMedium
430High or low system water pressureHigh
443Low water cut-off (LWCO) activatedHigh
520Gas solenoid valve circuit – flame after valve closeCritical
540High exhaust (flue gas) temperatureCritical
610Combustion fan motor speed faultHigh
631DHW recirculation pump – insufficient flowMedium
651Water flow control valve faultMedium
661Bypass valve faultMedium
670Three-way valve faultMedium
681DHW supply temperature abnormalityMedium
700PC Board faultHigh
710Gas solenoid circuit – valve position mismatchHigh
720Flame rod faultHigh
7630-10V external control input over-voltageMedium
890Freeze condition detectedHigh
999PC Board / software mismatchHigh
FFFMaintenance performed markerLow
LCLime condition – flush plate heat exchangerLow
SSService Soon reminderLow

Models covered

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