Raypak 010232F Natural Gas Pilot Assembly (IID) – Low NOx Heaters The Raypak 010232F is a replacement natural gas pilot assembly for Raypak IID (intermittent ignition) Digital Low NOx pool and spa heaters. This pilot assembly helps restore reliable ignition and flame sensing when the existing pilot is corroded, damaged, clogged, or producing intermittent lighting issues. Key Details Part Number: 010232F Fuel Type: Natural Gas (NG) Ignition Type: IID (Intermittent Ignition Device) Heater Type: Digital Low NOx series (pilot assembly for compatible models) Function: Provides pilot flame and ignition/flame-sense interface for dependable burner startup Typical assembly includes: Pilot burner body with electrode/igniter components (as supplied by the manufacturer) Common Heater Compatibility Commonly used on Raypak R207A, R267A, R337A, and R407A Digital Low NOx IID heaters Important: Always confirm by your heater’s model/serial and parts breakdown to ensure the correct pilot for your exact unit and revision. Common Symptoms This Part Can Fix Heater clicks but fails to light consistently Intermittent ignition / nuisance ignition lockouts Pilot/electrode corrosion or visible damage Weak or unstable pilot flame due to pilot blockage or wear Installation Notes Shut off gas and power to the heater before service. Handle the electrode carefully—avoid bending or striking it. Keep pilot openings clean and free of debris; do not enlarge or modify orifices. If ignition issues persist after replacement, inspect related components (wiring, control board, ground/bond, gas pressure, and venting/airflow). Related Products Search: Raypak 010232F Search: Raypak IID Natural Gas Pilot Assemblies Search: Raypak Igniter / Electrode Search: Raypak Flame Sensor Search: Raypak Control Boards Search: Raypak R207A Parts Search: Raypak R407A Parts Shop: Raypak Installation & Maintenance Tips Keep the heater area clear of leaves, dust, and insects—restricted airflow can cause ignition and flame-sense problems. If you see spider webs or soot around the pilot/burner area, clean per manufacturer guidance before restarting. Inspect wiring and connectors for heat damage or corrosion whenever the front panel is opened. Confirm proper gas pressure and water flow—both can affect ignition reliability and shutdown behavior. Address small leaks early; moisture around the burner compartment accelerates corrosion of ignition components.
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