HVACopediaRinnai boiler error codes
33 codes with causes and test steps.
| Code | Meaning | Severity |
|---|---|---|
| 100 | Air intake/exhaust blockage or full condensate trap | Critical |
| 110 | Ignition failure | High |
| 120 | Flame failure (flame lost during operation) | High |
| 140 | Overheat switch tripped (heat exchanger overheating) | Critical |
| 150 | Venturi control fault | High |
| 170 | Venturi blockage / position mismatch | High |
| 180 | Gas valve air/fuel adjustment limit reached | High |
| 190 | Electrical grounding / short in DC circuit | High |
| 210 | Data transfer error | Medium |
| 220 | Gas valve position not detected (reed switch) | Medium |
| 250 | Condensate pump switch tripped (accessory) | High |
| 303 | Secondary system thermistor fault | Medium |
| 310 | Freeze protection thermistor fault | Medium |
| 353 | CH supply thermistor fault | Medium |
| 363 | CH return thermistor fault | Medium |
| 371 | Indirect tank thermistor fault | Medium |
| 380 | Exhaust thermistor fault | Medium |
| 393 | Outdoor temperature sensor fault | Medium |
| 400 | Water pressure sensor communication fault | Medium |
| 430 | High or low system water pressure | High |
| 443 | Low water cut-off (LWCO) activated | High |
| 520 | Gas solenoid valve circuit – flame after valve close | Critical |
| 540 | High exhaust (flue gas) temperature | Critical |
| 610 | Combustion fan motor speed fault | High |
| 700 | PC Board fault | High |
| 710 | Gas solenoid circuit – valve position mismatch | High |
| 720 | Flame rod fault | High |
| 763 | 0-10V external control input over-voltage | Medium |
| 831 | Indirect tank call running too long | Medium |
| 890 | Freeze condition detected | High |
| 999 | PC Board / software mismatch | High |
| FFF | Maintenance performed marker | Low |
| SS | Service Soon reminder | Low |
Models covered
IP060SIP090SIP120SIP150SIP175SIP199S
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