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stlouisbrowns t1_j73lffy wrote

you might consider calling Rheem if you haven't yet. Even if it's not still on warranty. They might have something useful to tell you about this problem.

Also they have a Twitter account. Often it's for crap like this, https://twitter.com/rheem_water - maybe if you tweet over there they'll have something to tell you.

fwiw I have a water tank with a very slow leak. Different situation I realize; still. I called the company with the model info and they talked me through pressurizing it. Saving me $1200 replacement cost. fwiw. ymmv.

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Chemical_Ad7629 OP t1_j73q1u2 wrote

I went through the website and reached out to their local plumbers that way. I YouTube’d some things about the “double red blinking light” with the model number and everything. I’m kind of ok with attempting to fix it myself, but I’d be far more comfortable doing it if it were summer in case I botch it up big time. Idc about the cost really, I just don’t want a small, easily repairable issue to become a larger issue.

I’ll give them a call directly though and see if I can get someone on the line.

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