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Posted by Noon-Air on January 19, 2008, 2:14 pm
> Noon-Air wrote:
>
>>
>>> Would someone who has access to rheemote.net be kind enough to email me
>>> a copy of the owners manual and the service manual for my furnace?
>>>
>>> It is a Ruud Silhouette model UGPH 10EAMER.
>>
>> If your a legitmate contractor, you can easily gain access. All you need
>> is your EPA card.
>
> I'm not a contractor, legitimate or otherwise. Since I had posted here
> before and I was only asking for the one manual, I thought it was obvious
> I'm not a hvac technician.
Then maybe you need to call one
> The furnace in question is the one in my house. The house is a repo, so I
> didn't get as much of the minor documentation as one might expect with a
> more typical real estate purchase.
All you need to know is where the filter is anod how to change it on a
regular basis.
>> If you a homeowner, call your local Rheem or RUUD dealer. You can find
>> you
>> local dealer through WWW.RheemAC.com
>
> Why is the owner's manual a state secret? I've had no trouble finding
> owner's manuals for just about anything else on many manufacturer's web
> sites. Including the house water heater, which is made by Richmond (same
> company as Ruud / Rheem, I believe).
Richmond is not the same as Rheem/RUUD.
There is a reason that furnace manuals are not in the public domain. There
are many places where it is ILLEGAL for a homeowner to work on thir own
furnace.
FWIW, your furnace is a 2 stage, variable speed model... this is *NOT* your
Dads furnace. You will need a *QUALIFIED* tech to do any repairs on it and
make sure that its correctly adjusted. Most all of the Rheem "Top
Contractors" and/or "Top Technicians" will have the training, and special
tools to correctly make repairs and adjustments to this furnace.
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