How to replace a piezo ignition on a Soto Windmaster stove (works on most newer stove models)

This video shows you how to replace a piezo ignition on your Soto Windmaster Stove. The same process works on most newer model non-ceramic piezo stoves.

[@azclaimjumper]

I own & use my Windmaster; it's my go-to cannister stove. I didn't know the piezo part was replaceable. I've NOT had any issues with mine, so far. I may buy a spare to have on hand if & when.

[@jessemaloney8960]

I feel like the stove is top notch. I still can't figure out what happened to it when my friend used it and it backfired.

[@azclaimjumper]

@@jessemaloney8960 I know some brands of stove are notorious for malfunctioning piezo igniters. Soto on the other hand has been praised in numerous videos for having a reliable piezo igniter on all of their stoves.
I normally light my stove with my Firestarter Ferro Rod & Striker & save the stove's piezo for the situation when I for some strange reason don't have my Firestarter ferro rod with me.

[@jmhlavac]

Good luck with the 2nd screw. Still a great stove though.

[@jmhlavac]

Got it loose with a pair of needle nose.

[@DANCEGARAGEPUNK]

Mine has never worked : ( must replace it . Easier to follow this at 1/2 speed, & more fun : )

[@sambailey8048]

Great video, thanks. Your address is visible on your package, might want to blank that out.

[@gotimejessemaloney5999]

So glad you found it helpful.

[@zephyrchen826]

Is the Dewalt 6mm deep socket (on your desk always) on the table to be able to remove the nozzle of the Windmaster?

[@outdoorgearrepair9187]

Yes, but I realized that I wouldn't need it for the repair.