Spitwater JETFIRE DI16 User Manual (English)

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Teresa HuffAug 6, 2025
What to do if my Spitwater Heater ignites then shuts off?
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  jenniferturnerAug 6, 2025
  If your Spitwater Heater ignites but the control PCB assembly shuts it off after a short period, the possible causes include a dirty fuel filter, dirt in the nozzle, a dirty photocell lens, an improperly installed photocell, a bad electrical connection between the photocell and the control PCB assembly, a defective photocell, a defective electronic pump, or an obstructed cooling fan. Suggested solutions include cleaning the fuel filter, cleaning the nozzle, cleaning the photocell lens, ensuring the photocell is properly seated in the holder, checking electrical components using the wiring diagram, replacing the photocell, replacing the electronic pump, and ensuring the cooling fan is not obstructed.
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Benjamin ClarkAug 12, 2025
What to do if my Spitwater JETFIRE DI16 will not ignite?
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  Cody WongAug 12, 2025
  If your Spitwater Heater does not ignite, but the motor runs for a short period, it could be due to several reasons: the fuel tank is empty, carbon deposits on the spark plug or an improper gap, a dirty fuel filter, dirt in the nozzle, water in the fuel tank, a bad electrical connection between the ignitor and control PCB assembly, the ignitor wire is not properly attached to the spark plug, a defective electronic pump, or a defective ignitor. To resolve this, try these steps: fill the tank with kerosene, clean and regap the spark plug, clean the fuel filter, clean the nozzle, flush the fuel tank with clean kerosene, check electrical components using the wiring diagram, attach the ignitor wire to the spark plug, replace the electronic pump, or replace the ignitor.
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Amanda TorresAug 17, 2025
Why does my Spitwater JETFIRE DI16 flame keep going out?
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  christiannicoleAug 17, 2025
  An unstable flame or soot from the hot air outlet of your Spitwater Heater can be caused by dirt in the nozzle, water in the fuel tank, a fuel leak at the fuel pipe or fuel lines, or a defective electronic pump. You can try cleaning the nozzle, flushing the fuel tank with clean kerosene, tightening the fuel pipe or replacing the fuel lines, or replacing the electronic pump.

Spitwater JETFIRE DI16 Specifications

General

Brand	Spitwater
Model	JETFIRE DI16
Category	Heater
Language	English

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