Rinnai 4500 User Manual

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            Rinnai Corporation ROF4500 
 
Application 
As a permanently fixed heating appliance in outdoor areas only.  Complies with CSA 
International Requirement 4.96 U.S. for Outdoor Gas Fireplaces. 
General Description 
Open fronted radiant/convector outdoor gas fireplace with manual control. 
Available in 3 versions: 
•  Freestanding table top unit, ROF4500 
•  Open 1-sided cabinet, ROF4501 (with optional glass bi-fold doors) 
•  Open 2-sided cabinet, ROF4502 (see-through) (with optional glass bi-fold doors) 
Gas Input 
Propane (LPG): 30,500 - 41,500 BTU/hr;  Natural Gas (NG): 25,000 - 45,000 BTU/hr  
Maximum Inlet Gas Supply Pressure: LPG 13” W.C. /  NG 10.5” W.C. 
Burner 
304 Stainless Steel Tube  
Data Plate 
Located on swing tag below appliance 
Gas Type 
Propane (LPG); convertible to Natural Gas with included conversion kit 
Gas Connections 
3/8 SAE 45º Flare Fitting with 5/8 UNF Thread 
Gas Control 
Gas control valve consisting of an inlet connection, Piezo ignitor, thermocouple flame 
failure and manual control knob. 
Ignition Method 
Intermittent pilot 
Pilot 
SIT single orifice pilot assembly with fixed aeration and replaceable fixed pilot orifice for 
conversion to natural gas.  Pilot assembly also contains a pilot ignition electrode and 
thermocouple for flame failure. 
Piping 
Burner is supplied through an aluminum pipe from the gas control to the burner orifice 
block. 
Pilot burner is supplied gas by an aluminum pipe directly from the gas control. 
Pressure Test Point 
Incorporated into the main burner orifice block measuring burner pressure. 
Regulator 
Pressure regulator with replaceable spring for conversion to natural gas 
Warm Air Outlet 
Top louver discharge 
Weight 
Burner Assembly: 44 lb (20 kg) 
Body Assembly: 66 lb (30 kg) 
Burner and Body Assembly: 110 lb (50 kg) 
Specifications 
Rinnai is continually updating and improving products.  Therefore, specifications are subject to change without 
prior notice. 
  Troubleshooting 
   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Problem 
Cause 
Solution 
No gas 
Check that the gas is turned on 
If using a tank or bottle, check that it is not empty. 
Air in gas pipe 
Repeat the lighting sequence multiple times until the 
gas has replaced the air in the hose or pipe. 
Popping sound 
Unburnt gas coming through  No action, normal operation 
Burner does not 
immediately stop burning 
when unit is turned off 
Residue of gas in pumice 
continues to burn 
No action, normal operation 
Unit will not light