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no model told , not even makers name. but modern have a flame sensor ,bad. it needs service, call for service.

Question moved from Kitchen Ranges. You need a High Altitude Conversion Kit from the maker. Then you need a gas registered technician to fit them and adjust. Standard altitude is up to 2,000 feet above sea level, https://www.google.com/search?q=gas+water+heater+setting+for+altitude+above+sea+level ..

Check the pipes that go to your bathroom from the heater. Possible blockage can be found by how hot the pipes are.

no info generic answer --check thermocouple --and safety switches

redux 1 all that is 100% normal, (new T&P not leaking now.a real tech would make sure the thermostat on the side of tank works right.after all the P&T is to protect it from go to steam 212f} and explodingthe tank is full of hot water, this is NO DEMAND hot water heater, it this old design is full of hot water all the timeand both the thermostat senses it and the P&T guards it from overheating not explodingif that is confusing call a real plumber to the home and have it check it out and even explain how all this works.some will for free, called GOOD WILL.call them stop guessing.do not tamper with T&P and for sure never try to make it stop leaking or making noise, DOING CRAZY acts.replacing it is all good.be safe don't guess, OK?,

It would be. The flue and the cover needs to be attached to reduce air flow and direct it up the flue. Or the pilot light needs the flame turning down. It is a gas appliance and needs to be serviced by a gas certified engineer.Owner manual and technical instructions.https://www.freeboilermanuals.com/assets/pdf/Morco/D61B-good.pdf..

trouble shooting section will help https://sahotwater.com.au/specifications/Rinnai/Service%20manual/smV1616W_V2018W_V2020W.pdf

Any time your pressure release valve goes off you should replace it. the t&p valve responds to the temperature and pressure its possible that the setting you chose was to hot, or its possible that the relief valve was just worn out. I would replace that and keep your temp setting between B and C. another possibility is thermal expansion, check and make sure your expansion tank is good and if you don't have one I highly recommend it.

Question edited for clarity. Looks like you encountered autocorrect The manual is here. It doesn't mention a reset button.

Rheem RETEX-27 instruction manual and user guide

https://mans.io > Rheem > Tankless Electric Water Heaters Rheem RETEX-27 Performance 27 kw Self-Modulating 5.27 GPM Tankless Electric Water Heater download pdf instruction manual and user guide. But this says it does, or may have? Where Is the Reset Button on a Rheem Hot Water Heater? On Rheem water heaters, the reset button is usually a red button located near the thermostat, at the middle of the limit switch. To access it, you will need to remove the metal panel on the unit. The red button is behind the insulation.

How to Reset Rheem Tankless Water Heater - Quick Fix

Replace the circuit board, or call a technician to do it. No one repairs field replaceable subassemblies any more.

check inlet filter if ok possible bad water solenoid

1. Turn the washer off.
2. Set the mode selector dial to NORMAL.
3. Turn the dial counter clockwise ONE click (LEFT), clockwise THREE clicks (RIGHT), counter clockwise ONE click (LEFT) then clockwise ONE click (RIGHT).
4. Now press the start button.
5. All the cycle indicating lights should be illuminated.
6. Press the Start Stop button once.
7. Rotate the dial until Rinse, Wash, and Stop light illuminate.
8. Turn the washer off and unplug it for 10 seconds.
9. Finally, turn on the washer and it should now be reset.
10. Run a test load empty to be sure the reset worked. If not perform the reset procedure one more time.

shut water to tank off, turn off power or gas, drain

There could be an issue with the water level on an issue with the water sensor too or the wiring for the water heater.

Try National energy they are on line .

1) Copy following links for whirlpool energy smart resources:http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Energy-Smart-troubleshooting-guide.pdfhttp://waterheatertimer.org/Whirlpool-Energy-Smart-electric.html2) Control box is probably bad.There are 2 types of control boxes for older-style energy smart water heaters.You will need model number and serial number from label on side of tank to order from Whirlpool.3) This older-type energy smart water heater is probably discontinued by AO-Smith, American, State, Craftmaster, Reliance water heater group that makes Whirlpool and Kenmore water heaters.New generation energy smart offers interface with home automation and/or non-existent smart grid.Older energy smart only offered potential interface with non-existent smart grid. If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/gene_9f0ef4df2f9897e7

the gas valve can be replaced, but you will have to pay for installation. this is not a DIY. You can throw money and parts at it. Personally I've replaced my water heater at the first sign of problems. Are they inexpensive no If you furnish model number I can look further.

Error E02 indicates that the water temperature exceeded high limit. Switch off the house circuit breakers dedicated to the water heater and then press the reset button located behind the control panel on the water heater. Switch house circuit breakers back on. If error persists, call a service engineer. good luck

Quoting more information like make and model of heater would help you get an answer.

if system is new call whomever installed it and it repaired under warranty. there are several reasons unit is not producing hot water. First thing I would check is temp setting. Again call for service under warranty.