With A Starite Pool Heater, Where Is The Igniter Located?

The Sta-Rite Max-E Therm 400 Pool heater is a popular choice for its efficiency and performance. It comes in three input ratings and is designed with a direct ignition device, HSI (hot-surface ignition), eliminating the need for a standing pilot. To fix the heater not igniting, it is recommended to test the flame sensor with a multimeter and replace it if needed. The ignitor and ignition control module may also need replacement.

When your Sta-Rite pool heater refuses to ignite, it is typically a sign of one of several potential issues. First, check your power supply to ensure it is functioning properly. If your heater has an ignition system, check for pilot light issues, defective ignitors or flame sensors. The most common issues with the Sta-Rite pool heater include not turning on, won’t ignite, not heating, or the heater cycling on and off incessantly.

The Max-E-Therm heater is a lightweight, efficient, induced-draft, gas-fired high-performance pool and spa heater that can be directly connected to schedule 40 schedule 40 schedule 40 schedule 40 schedule 40 schedule 40. If the heater stops igniting, try firing it once and checking the top igniter bracket to see if it is warm. If uncomfortable, turn the heater off.

A Igniter Replacement Kit Fits Pentair Sta-Rite Max-E-Therm Pool and Spa Heaters and also fits Pentair MasterTemp pool and spa heaters. The kit includes the igniter gasket.