- Applies to
- Rheem Above Ground 156, which has the screen
- What it means
- On a 156, the pilot flame went out while the heater was trying to light the main burner. The screen takes turns between this and a second message, either Ignition Lockout or Ign 6min Delay. With Ign 6min Delay, the pilot went out 4 times and the heater waits 6 minutes, not 60, before it tries again.
- What the manual checks
- Which second message shows depends on a control setup inside the heater. The message alone does not show why the pilot went out.
- What you can safely note
- Write down both messages and the full model number. Do not open the heater to check its setup.
- Technician's part
- A technician finds why the pilot went out.
- Applies to
- Rheem Above Ground 156, which has the screen
- What it means
- On a 156, the time clock or fireman switch circuit is open. A time clock connects to the heater through this circuit. When a time clock is wired in, the manual says this shows when the clock has turned off the call for heat.
- What the manual checks
- The manual lists it with the active faults. Its time clock note explains why it can be expected.
- What you can safely note
- Is a timer or pool control set to stop heating at this time?
- Technician's part
- If it shows when the clock should be calling for heat, ask a technician. Do not check the wiring yourself.