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Rheem does not post service manuals
Rheem heat pump is same-similar to GE heat pump
http://waterheatertimer.org/Review-GE-Heat-Pump-water-heater.html
http://waterheatertimer.org/GE-heat-pump-manuals-by-date.html
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SOURCE: Rheem small 6 gallon water heater vibration/noise
If the water heater is working fine than I would not worry about the function of the water heater. What the problem may be is that some of your WATER LINES HAVE MOVED, AS THEY WERE NOT SECURED PROPERLY. The sound you may have heard was the Copper or PVC(Plastic) lines just getting back comfortable. I Suggest checking that your water lines are secured about every 3 or 4 feet with the proper ancjhor....Metal for metal pipe, copper for copper pipe, etc. Sometime as in my house, pipes are run through a hole drilled through a stud or a piece of wood, usually when hot water is run through this pipe. You can here an expansion of the water line interacting with the pipe expanding, if the hole in the wood was not drilled big enough......Experience of remodeling a very old house.......Joe
SOURCE: I have a probally ancient hotwater heater rheem
You will find two covers on the front.Behind each cover the you will find a thermostat ,there will be adail on it. It might be numbers like 120,150 or it might be letters,like A,B,C and so on.You take screw driver and turn to the right until you get the tempture you want.
SOURCE: My Rheem hot water heater stopped putting out hot
If you are not familiar with the element, I would get someone that is familiar with one and have them do it. It's not something I would recommend you do based on your question. There's electrical, pressurized water tank, and a whole lot of water that may cause you to have a worse bad day.
SOURCE: Not heating water hot enough or as much water.
You probably have a bad heating element. Probably the upper element.
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