Girard 2GWH-14 Igniter/ Sparker Pin (fits the GSWH-2 Tankless Water Heaters)

The Girard 2GWH-14 Igniter Pin is an OEM replacement ignition electrode for the Girard GSWH-2 tankless RV water heater. The igniter produces the spark needed to light the propane burner when the water heater begins a heating cycle.

After ignition, the electrode also helps the system confirm proper burner operation. A damaged, corroded, misaligned, or cracked igniter can cause delayed ignition, repeated clicking, intermittent burner operation, or ignition lockout.

Girard and Lippert identify this replacement igniter as part 2GWH-14, SKU 2022107569.

Models It Fits

• Girard GSWH-2 Tankless RV Water Heater

Girard part number: 2GWH-14
Lippert part number: 2022107569
Part type: Igniter pin and flame-sensing electrode

Verify the water-heater model and existing igniter configuration before ordering.

Signs You May Need This Part

• The water heater clicks but the burner does not ignite
• No visible spark is produced during the ignition sequence
• The spark is weak, inconsistent, or occurs in the wrong location
• The burner lights only after several attempts
• The burner ignites and then shuts off shortly afterward
• The water heater repeatedly enters ignition lockout
• The igniter ceramic is cracked or damaged
• The electrode tip is corroded, burned, or heavily worn
• The igniter is bent or positioned too far from the burner
• The ignition wire or terminal connection is loose or damaged
• The control board and gas valve operate, but ignition still fails

Similar symptoms can also be caused by low propane pressure, a dirty burner, a blocked gas orifice, poor grounding, damaged wiring, or a faulty control board. Inspect the burner area and confirm that the igniter is correctly positioned before replacing it.

Estimated Installation Time

Approximately 20 to 45 minutes.

Installation time may vary depending on water-heater accessibility, corrosion, wiring condition, and whether the burner must be loosened or removed to correctly position the new igniter. After installation, confirm that the electrode produces a strong spark at the burner and that the flame remains stable during operation.