Raypak 017143F thermostat manual reset kit for pool and spa heatersRaypak Thermostat Manual Reset Kit, 017143F In stock$7099
Raypak 017143F thermostat manual reset kit for pool and spa heaters

Raypak Thermostat Manual Reset Kit, 017143F

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Quick overview

  • Genuine Raypak Factory part number 017143F, supplied as a kit.
  • Two names, one part Raypak carries it as a thermostat manual reset kit and as a high limit manual reset kit.
  • Manual reset type A manual reset control has to be reset by hand once it has tripped, by design.
  • A safety control Limits exist to shut a heater down before it overheats, so they are not parts to bypass.
  • Supplied as a kit Comes as a kit rather than a bare switch.
  • Find the cause first A limit that trips repeatedly is reporting a problem, usually flow or a fouled exchanger.
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Product details

Raypak 017143F is the manual reset kit for Raypak heaters. It appears in the catalog under two names, the thermostat manual reset kit and the high limit manual reset kit, and both refer to this part number.

What a manual reset does

A high limit control shuts the heater down when temperature climbs past a safe point. The manual reset version will not come back on by itself once it has tripped. Somebody has to press it, which is intentional: it guarantees that a heater which has overheated is looked at by a person rather than quietly cycling back on.

Before you fit one

A limit that keeps tripping is usually reporting something else. Low flow from a dirty filter, a partly closed valve, a failing pump or a fouled heat exchanger all drive heater temperature up past the limit. Replace the reset kit when the control itself has failed, and chase the cause when it is tripping on a heater that is otherwise sound.

Specifications
Brand Raypak
Manufacturer part number 017143F
UPC 840891044574
Type Manual reset kit
Listed as Thermostat manual reset kit, high limit manual reset kit
Reset Manual
Shipping weight 0.6 lb
Ships Parcel

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What people ask about this product, answered by our pool techs.

Is this the thermostat kit or the high limit kit?
Both names appear against Raypak 017143F. It is carried as the thermostat manual reset kit and as the high limit manual reset kit.
What does manual reset mean?
The control does not reset itself when things cool down. Once it has tripped, somebody has to reset it by hand, which is deliberate so a fault cannot be ignored.
Why does my heater keep tripping the limit?
A limit that trips again after a reset is doing its job. Low flow, a dirty filter, a closed valve or a fouled heat exchanger are the usual causes, and they should be found before the part is blamed.
Can I bypass it instead of replacing it?
No. It is a safety control that shuts the heater down before it overheats, and it should always be present and working.
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