To Next PageTo Next PageWhat happens if I connect a single-voltage STA-RITE Heater to a 240VAC line?
Connecting a single-voltage heater to a 240VAC line will destroy the transformer, control board, and ignition control module, and will void the warranty.
What happens if I install the black 120 volt plug in the control box of a dual-voltage STA-RITE SR200NA Heater and connect to a 240 volt line?
If you install the black 120 volt plug in the control box of a dual-voltage heater and connect it to a 240 volt line, the heater will not operate.
What to do if the 12-pin plug is not plugged into the back of the STA-RITE SR200NA Heater control box?
Select the correct plug from the bag in the control box and plug it in.
How to determine if my STA-RITE SR200NA Heater is single-voltage or dual-voltage if there is no 12-pin plug?
If there is no 12-pin plug in the control box, the heater is a single-voltage heater and will operate on 120VAC ONLY.
Overview of the heater's design, function, and exterior view.
Lists crucial safety warnings regarding fuel, voltage, and general hazards before installation or operation.
Details the three main systems of the heater: Electrical, Burner, and Water.
Explains how to operate the heater through the external control center and membrane pad.
Describes the sequence of electrical operations and safety interlocks within the heater.
Explains the process of mixing gas and air and igniting the mixture for combustion.
Details how water circulates through the heater, including the manifold and heat exchanger.
Questions and statements to review the concepts covered in Section One.
Outlines general installation guidelines, including intended use, code compliance, location, and venting.
Illustrates a typical setup and provides sizing information for pools and spas.
Covers procedures for installing the heater, including placement and clearances.
Details placement, clearance requirements, and venting considerations for outdoor installations.
Discusses venting requirements, corrosive vapors, and combustion air supply for indoor installations.
Specifies pipe sizes and gas piping requirements for natural gas and propane.
Details power supply requirements and wiring the junction box for single and dual voltage heaters.
Covers heater water connections, including pressure relief valve installation.
Provides step-by-step instructions for properly winterizing the heater to prevent freeze damage.
A checklist and review questions to ensure correct installation and understanding of Section Two.
Critical safety instructions to follow before operating or servicing the heater.
Guidelines for operating the heater in cold temperatures and preventing freeze damage.
Covers general procedures for operating the heater.
A checklist to complete before performing any service or maintenance on the heater.
Details the location, function, and servicing procedure for the control board and operating assembly.
Explains the transformer's function and provides steps for its servicing and replacement.
Describes the thermistor's role in monitoring water temperature and its replacement procedure.
Details the location, function, and servicing procedures for the ignition control module.
Explains the function and servicing procedure for the water pressure switch.
Describes the function and replacement procedure for the high limit switch.
Details the function and replacement procedure for the automatic gas shutoff switch.
Explains the function and replacement procedure for the air flow switch.
Covers the function and servicing procedures for the stack flue sensor and switch.
Details the function and replacement procedure for the combustion air blower.
Explains the function and replacement procedure for the combination gas control valve.
Explains the function of the gas orifice and procedures for replacement and air/fuel ratio checks.
Explains the function of the heat exchanger and procedures for inspection and removal.
Describes the function of the control board and the sequence of operations.
Presents wiring diagrams for single voltage and dual voltage heaters.
Routine maintenance tasks and questions related to controls and burner systems.
Exploded view of the heater components for parts identification.
Lists parts for the burner system, including part numbers and models.
Lists repair parts for the water system, including part numbers and models.
Lists repair parts for the electrical system, including part numbers and models.
Defines technical terms and components related to the heater and its operation.
Critical initial warnings and voltage checks before troubleshooting the heater.
A flowchart to guide users to specific troubleshooting charts based on initial symptoms.
Troubleshooting charts for issues where the heater fails to fire, covering various causes.
Troubleshoots issues indicated by diagnostic LEDs on the control board.
Addresses common burner issues like noise, flame instability, and ignition problems.
Presents scenarios and possible causes for common heater malfunctions.
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