Pentair Dual Voltage Transformer Kit for Max-E-Therm Heater Electrical System 115/230 V 42001-0107S

Pentair Dual Voltage Transformer Kit for Max-E-Therm Heater Electrical System 115/230 V 42001-0107S

$99.99
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Pentair Dual Voltage Transformer Kit for Max-E-Therm Heater Electrical System 115/230 V 42001-0107S

Pentair Dual Voltage Transformer Kit for Max-E-Therm Heater Electrical System 115/230 V 42001-0107S

$99.99
The Pentair 42001-0107S is a genuine OEM Dual Voltage (115V/230V) Transformer Kit primarily used in the electrical systems of popular gas pool and spa heaters. It is responsible for stepping down incoming high-voltage power into low-voltage power (typically around 24V–26V AC) to run the heater's main control board, ignition control module, and safety switches. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Compatibility

Key Specifications

  • Part Number: 42001-0107S (often replaces older part numbers missing the "S" suffix)
  • Input Voltage: Dual voltage (automatically handles 115V or 230V depending on how the heater's internal voltage selector plug is configured)
  • Output Voltage: Stable low-voltage AC (24V to 26V AC)
  • Power Rating: 40 VA [1, 2, 3, 4]
Common Failure Symptoms

When this transformer burns out or fails, the heater usually loses all secondary electrical functions. Common signs include:
  • Dead Control Panel: The display screen on top of the heater completely turns off, and the buttons do not respond.
  • No Power to the Board: Using a voltmeter reveals that incoming high voltage is reaching the heater, but no low-voltage power is exiting the transformer to supply the main circuit board.
  • Blown Fuses: A failing or shorted transformer can repeatedly blow the small fuse located directly on the heater's control board. [1, 2]
Replacement Process

Replacing this component is relatively straightforward because it relies on standard slide-on wire harness plugs. [1]
  1. Turn off the main breaker supplying power to the pool equipment pad before opening any access panels.
  2. Open the heater's side panel box where the high-voltage connections reside.
  3. Take a quick photo of the wiring connections for reference.
  4. Unplug the top and bottom wire harnesses, remove the mounting screws securing the old transformer to the internal junction box, and screw the replacement kit into place.

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