Rheem furnace shuts down
#1
10-21-17, 01:12 PM
Rheem furnace shuts down
Hi,
I have a Rheem furnace that will work normally but it will occasionally not turn on when it needs to. Basically thermostat will read 65 degree inside and we want it to be 68 degrees. When i look at the LED display it flashes these numbers and letters in this order. 0 1 E. I am not sure what this means or how to fix. Once I open the door to it and replace it the furnace resets and works fine for a while. Can anyone tells me what the code means.
I have a Rheem furnace that will work normally but it will occasionally not turn on when it needs to. Basically thermostat will read 65 degree inside and we want it to be 68 degrees. When i look at the LED display it flashes these numbers and letters in this order. 0 1 E. I am not sure what this means or how to fix. Once I open the door to it and replace it the furnace resets and works fine for a while. Can anyone tells me what the code means.
#2
10-21-17, 02:12 PM
The code should be on inside on the blower compartment panel..
I CANT FIND THAT CODE ANY WHERE. Are you talking about the thermostat??
I CANT FIND THAT CODE ANY WHERE. Are you talking about the thermostat??
Last edited by skaggsje; 10-21-17 at 02:28 PM.
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Hi, thanks in advance for any help you can offer.....I also posted this in a different forum on here so apologize for duplicating but I think this forum is probably better suited to help me!
I live in a manufactured home and have a Miller propane furnace. For the first time this season, I tried to turn the heat on and.....NOTHING !
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