E9
Rheem
Non-Volatile Memory / Configuration Corruption
Thermostat displays E9 and may indicate 'Internal memory error' or 'Configuration fault'; settings may reset unexpectedly.
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Possible Causes
Corrupted firmware, Power interruptions during update, Failing internal flash memory, Static discharge damage to control electronics
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety note: This is an internal thermostat issue; wiring changes are usually not required.
Steps:
- Soft reset: Use the thermostat menu to perform a soft reset or restart. Do not cut power during this process.
- Factory reset: Back up any custom schedules in the Rheem app, then perform a factory reset from the thermostat settings. Reconfigure system type and preferences following the installation guide.
- Firmware update: Connect the thermostat to Wi-Fi and check for firmware updates via the Rheem app. Apply any available updates and allow the thermostat to reboot fully.
- Monitor operation: If E9 does not return after reset and update, continue normal use.
- If E9 recurs frequently: The internal memory is likely failing. Replacement of the thermostat is recommended; contact Rheem or a professional installer.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
Thermostat Main Control Board
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