House - Furnace Parts [Lifetime Warranty] B1401018 Furnace Igniter Hot Surface Ignitor - Compatible with Goodman Amana Janitrol Furnace
B1401018 furnace hot surface igniter kit with mounting bracket, wire nuts, and screw for Goodman and Amana furnaces.
Dimensional diagram of B1401018 furnace igniter with wire leads, mounting bracket, screw, and wire nuts.
B1401018 furnace hot surface igniter kit with mounting hardware for Goodman, Amana, and Janitrol furnaces.
B1401018 furnace igniter features showing carbide element, quick-mount port, and ceramic wire nuts.
B1401018 furnace igniter shown in protective sponge packaging with handling instructions.
B1401018 furnace igniter kit with mounting hardware and wire nuts for Goodman, Amana, and Janitrol furnaces.
B1401018 furnace igniter graphic showing rapid heating performance up to 2800 degrees Fahrenheit.
B1401018 furnace igniter kit with mounting hardware and compatibility information chart.
B1401018 furnace hot surface igniter with white ceramic base and quality check graphic.
B1401018 furnace hot surface igniter kit with mounting bracket, wire nuts, and screw for Goodman and Amana furnaces.
Dimensional diagram of B1401018 furnace igniter with wire leads, mounting bracket, screw, and wire nuts.
B1401018 furnace hot surface igniter kit with mounting hardware for Goodman, Amana, and Janitrol furnaces.
B1401018 furnace igniter features showing carbide element, quick-mount port, and ceramic wire nuts.
B1401018 furnace igniter shown in protective sponge packaging with handling instructions.
B1401018 furnace igniter kit with mounting hardware and wire nuts for Goodman, Amana, and Janitrol furnaces.
B1401018 furnace igniter graphic showing rapid heating performance up to 2800 degrees Fahrenheit.
B1401018 furnace igniter kit with mounting hardware and compatibility information chart.
B1401018 furnace hot surface igniter with white ceramic base and quality check graphic.
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B1401018 Furnace Igniter Hot Surface Ignitor

Key Features

  • Direct replacement hot surface igniter for gas furnaces.
  • Constructed with a silicon carbide heating element.
  • Features a ceramic base for mounting.
  • Ceramic base dimensions: 1-5/16 in. wide, 1/2 in. thick.
  • Designed for plug-and-play installation.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

  • B1401018
  • B1401018S
  • B1401015
  • 025-32625-000
  • 0230K00001
  • IG418
  • 271NM
  • 62-22868-93
  • 41-418
  • 5H075032B

Compatibility & Fitment

  • Fits various furnace models from brands including Goodman, Amana, Janitrol, and Modine.
  • Verify compatibility by matching part numbers from your existing igniter or furnace service manual.

When to Replace

  • Furnace blower runs, but the burners do not light.
  • The igniter fails to glow during the heating cycle.
  • Visible cracks, burns, or breaks on the igniter element.
  • Intermittent heating or frequent furnace cycling.

Installation Tips

  • Disconnect all electrical power to the furnace before beginning service.
  • Handle the new igniter by its ceramic base only. Do not touch the heating element with bare hands, as skin oils can cause premature failure.
  • Visually compare the new igniter with the old one to ensure correct fitment.
  • Ensure all wire connections are secure before restoring power.
Manufacturer
‎BlueStars
Part Number
‎B1401018
Item Weight
‎1 pounds
Included Components
‎1 x B1401018
Batteries Included?
‎No
Batteries Required?
‎No
Warranty Description
‎lifetime

FAQ

This igniter is commonly used on furnaces associated with Goodman, Amana, and Janitrol. Some cross-reference listings also associate it with certain Modine, Rheem, Ruud, and WeatherKing applications. Because furnace igniters are often matched by exact part number and bracket/connector style, the safest check is to confirm your original igniter number and compare the mounting and plug configuration before ordering.
Known cross-reference numbers tied to this igniter family include: B1401018, B1401018S, B1401015, B14010-18, 025-32625-000, 41-418, IG418, 271NM, 5H075032B, 62-22868-93, 62-22868-93S, 62-22869-01, 62-23460-01, and 8553-5514. Always match the full number on your original part when possible.
Typical signs include the furnace inducer starting but the burners never lighting, the furnace attempting to start and then locking out, intermittent ignition, or a visibly cracked igniter element. In many cases, the hot surface igniter will fail open and stop glowing at all. If the igniter glows but the burner still does not light, the problem could also involve the gas valve, flame sensor, pressure switch, or control board.
On many furnaces, replacing a hot surface igniter is a straightforward service task that takes about 15 to 30 minutes. Typical tools are a screwdriver or 1/4-inch nut driver, and sometimes needle-nose pliers. Shut off electrical power to the furnace before starting. Remove the burner compartment panel, unplug the old igniter, remove the mounting screw or screws, and install the new part in the same position. Avoid touching the igniter element with bare fingers if possible, and do not overtighten the mounting hardware.
These igniters are wear items and commonly fail from normal heat cycling over time. Other causes include hairline cracks from handling, vibration, contamination from skin oils, improper burner flame pattern, and voltage issues. Restricted airflow, delayed ignition, or burner crossover problems can also shorten igniter life by exposing it to extra thermal stress.
Before replacing the igniter, inspect the old one for cracking and verify it is actually the failed component. Check the wire connector for heat damage, make sure the furnace has power, and inspect the burner area for rust, debris, or poor flame carryover. If your old igniter failed visibly, it is also smart to clean the flame sensor and inspect the burners so the new igniter is not exposed to repeated hard-light or delayed-ignition conditions.