Rinnai · Tankless water heater
66 Bypass flow servo fault
What the control is telling you
The bypass flow control device (servo) circuit is faulty on SENSEI RX/CX units.
Applies to: SENSEI RX/CX Series
Likely causes
- Wet harness or connector
- Bypass flow control device resistance out of range
- Failed bypass flow control device
- Faulty PC board
Test and repair steps
- Make sure the harness and connector are dry.
- Measure bypass flow control device resistance at PC board connector CN10: red #17–pink #18 = 40-60 Ω; blue #15–white #16 = 40-60 Ω (see Electric Circuit Table/wiring diagram).
- Per the manual if either reading is out of range, replace the PC board; otherwise replace the bypass flow control device.
Settings for these units
- RX supply connection sizes · SENSEI RX/CX
- RX water quality limits · SENSEI RX/CX
- RX water treatment and flushing by hardness · SENSEI RX/CX
- RX clearances to combustibles · SENSEI RX/CX
- RX temperature settings available · SENSEI RX/CX
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Source: Rinnai Troubleshooting TWH Diagnostic Codes (100000652), p.56. Summarized in our own words; check the original manual for your model.
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