Raypak 009133F 11 psi pool heater pressure switchRaypak Genuine OEM Pressure Switch 11PSI, 009133F In stock$5199
Raypak 009133F 11 psi pool heater pressure switch

Raypak Genuine OEM Pressure Switch 11PSI, 009133F

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Quick overview

  • Genuine Raypak OEM Factory part 009133F, not a generic pressure switch.
  • 11 psi setting The switch is set at 11 psi, so match the rating rather than just the body shape.
  • R185A, R265A, R335A The pool heater models this switch is listed for.
  • Proves water flow The heater will not fire until the pressure switch confirms there is water moving through it.
  • Common no fire fault A failed pressure switch is one of the first things to check when a heater refuses to light.
  • Direct replacement Swaps in for the original switch on an installed heater.
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Product details

The Raypak 009133F is the genuine 11 psi pressure switch for the R185A, R265A and R335A pool heaters.

What it does

The pressure switch is a safety interlock. Before the heater is allowed to light, the switch has to see enough water pressure through the heat exchanger to prove that water is actually moving. Without that proof the control locks the burner out, which is exactly what you want: firing a heater with no flow is how heat exchangers get destroyed.

Diagnosing before you replace

Because the switch is watching flow, most heaters that will not fire have a flow problem rather than a switch problem. Check the filter pressure, the pump basket, the valve positions and the water level first. If flow through the heater is genuinely good and it still will not light, the switch itself is the likely fault.

Match the 11 psi rating when ordering. A switch with the same body but a different pressure setting will produce intermittent faults rather than fixing them.

Specifications
Brand Raypak
Manufacturer part number 009133F
UPC 840891010036
Type Pool heater part
Component Pressure switch
Setting 11 psi
Fits Raypak R185A, R265A, R335A pool heaters
Shipping weight 0.15 lb
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Questions and answers

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

Which heaters does this switch fit?
Raypak lists it for the R185A, R265A and R335A pool heaters.
What is the pressure setting?
11 psi. Pressure switches on pool heaters are set to a specific pressure, so fitting one with the wrong setting will cause nuisance faults even if it physically bolts on.
What does the pressure switch actually do?
It confirms there is enough water pressure through the heater before the burner is allowed to fire. It is a safety interlock, not an adjustment.
My heater will not fire, is this the problem?
It is one of the usual suspects, but check the obvious causes of low flow first: a dirty filter, a closed valve, a clogged pump basket or a low water level. If flow is good and the heater still will not fire, the switch is a strong candidate.
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