Rinnai · Combi boiler

Perf data Performance data menu

Menu / mode display I-Series Plus 150K and smallerI-Series Plus 175K and higher

What the display is showing

Read-only menu on the boiler controller with live readings used while diagnosing. Item numbers named in the guide: 03 supply thermistor, 04 return thermistor, 06 exhaust thermistor, 08 inlet water thermistor, 10 heat exchanger thermistor, 13 water flow control valve position (0 = mid, 1 = open), 15 three-way valve position (0 = mid, 1 = DHW, 2 = CH), 30 indirect tank thermistor, 31 outdoor sensor. A reading of -40°F means the sensor is unplugged or has a bad connection. The guide cites menu 7 both for the DHW outgoing temperature and for recirculation flow, so check the installation manual or tech sheet for the exact item list. The guide does not describe how to open the menu; use the installation manual or tech sheet.

Applies to: Rinnai I-Series Plus boilers and combis (150K and smaller, 175K and higher)

What to do

  1. Open the performance data mode as described in the installation manual or tech data sheet.
  2. Scroll to the item number you need.

Models that show this code

8 models in I-Series Plus 150K and smaller, I-Series Plus 175K and higher

IP060160CIP090099CIP090160CIP090199CIP120199CIP150199CIP175199CIP199199C

Other codes on the same units

  • SW1-SW3 PC board buttons (SW1, SW2, SW3)
  • ECL Reset complete (gas solenoid circuit)
  • FFF Maintenance performed marker
  • LC Lime condition – flush plate heat exchanger
  • P Venturi reset: first screen
  • PCL Venturi reset accepted
  • Parameter mode Parameter settings menu
  • SS Service Soon reminder

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Source: Rinnai Troubleshooting I-Series Plus Diagnostic Codes (800000375), Codes 161, 303, 310-393, 540, 631, 670 (performance data references). Summarized in our own words; check the original manual for your model.

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