What types of Raypak parts does Memphis Control Center carry?
We stock over 1,300 Raypak OEM replacement parts including hot surface ignitors, flame sensor electrode kits, thermal cut-off fuses, hi-limit thermostats, pressure switches, flow switches, gas valves, LWCO control boards, blowers, motors, pumps, burner assemblies, gaskets, and o-rings.
Which Raypak equipment lines are these parts compatible with?
Our Raypak parts inventory covers the MVB commercial boiler series, Hi Delta commercial boilers and water heaters (302B–2342B), XTherm condensing boilers, Digital Series pool and spa heaters (206A–406A), AVIA pool heaters, and E3T commercial water heaters.
What is a Raypak hot surface ignitor and when does it need to be replaced?
The hot surface ignitor (HSI) is the element that generates the heat needed to ignite the gas burner on electronically-ignited Raypak equipment. Common symptoms of a failing ignitor include no ignition on a call for heat, ignition failure error codes on the control display, or a visibly cracked or broken ignitor element. Part number 007400F is one of the most frequently replaced Raypak HSI parts and is typically in stock at Memphis Control Center.
How do I identify the correct Raypak part number for my unit?
Use the model number and serial number from the rating plate on your Raypak unit. With those numbers you can find the correct parts list in the equipment installation manual or contact our team and we'll help identify the right replacement part for your specific model.
Are these genuine OEM Raypak parts or aftermarket?
The parts we carry are OEM-quality replacement parts designed to Raypak specifications for exact fit and function. Using the correct OEM-specified part ensures proper performance as designed by the manufacturer.
Who manufactures Raypak equipment?
Raypak is part of the Rheem family of brands. The company has manufactured hydronic heating and water heating equipment in Southern California since 1948 -- when it introduced North America's first copper fin-tube boiler -- and became part of Rheem in 1985. Its headquarters are in Oxnard, California.