Error code 11 — no ignition
Typically a gas supply problem, a dirty igniter or a failed flame rod. On LPG homes around Lara and the rural Bellarine it is often simply an empty or run-down bottle, which is worth ruling out before booking.
Rinnai's Infinity continuous flow units are a Geelong favourite. Our team carries common Rinnai parts for most repairs.

Rinnai has supplied gas appliances in Australia since 1971 and is best known for the Infinity continuous flow range.
Infinity heat exchangers commonly carry a longer warranty than the balance of the unit. Annual servicing and licensed installation are usually required for a claim.
Igniters, flame rods, water valves, filters and error-code diagnostics for Infinity units.
A well-installed Rinnai Infinity commonly runs 15–20 years, considerably longer than a storage tank, provided the inlet filter is kept clear and gas supply is correctly sized.
Weighing up whether to fix or replace a Rinnai unit? Read our repair or replace guide and the Geelong replacement cost guide. If you have no hot water right now, start with the no hot water troubleshooting guide or call for emergency hot water help.
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Typically a gas supply problem, a dirty igniter or a failed flame rod. On LPG homes around Lara and the rural Bellarine it is often simply an empty or run-down bottle, which is worth ruling out before booking.
The unit lights then drops out. Usually gas pressure, a partially blocked burner, or a flue restriction on a unit fitted in a tight side passage.
Short bursts of cold mid-shower on older Infinity units. Frequently low flow through a clogged inlet filter or a mixer tap not drawing enough water to hold the burner on.
A real risk on frosty inland Geelong mornings. Infinity units have frost protection but only while powered — units left switched off at the isolation point through winter can split internally.
Heat exchanger failure on an out-of-warranty Infinity is the point where replacement usually wins; almost everything else — igniters, valves, sensors, filters — is economically repairable.
Our repair or replace guide sets out the full decision, and the Geelong replacement cost guide explains what changes the price. Symptoms are covered in common hot water problems and the hot water FAQ.
Tell us the model and the symptom — or the error code if the unit shows one — and we'll diagnose the fault properly, then explain whether repair or replacement makes more sense for your Rinnai system before any work begins.
Servicing central Geelong, Newtown, Belmont, Highton, Grovedale, Corio, Lara, Leopold and the Bellarine.
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