So, you replaced part R367100 (Igniter)? This part if very susceptible to failure if touched. I would inspect and/or run a continuity check to make sure it has non cracks. Does it glow red when you attempt to start the heater? Remember, that is the how it ignites the flame, by getting red hot.
If it glows red hot, but does not light then I'd do the following testing in between;
Check that the inline fuses on the igniter aren't blown,
Check if the control board is sending a charge,
Check the flame sensor for gunk build up. Unfortunately to replace the flame sensor look like you have to purchase a whole new burner assembly to get a new flame sensor.
I also believe there is a toggle switch on the front door. It may need to be depressed before the system will ignite.
Igniter circuit is open. Check fuses on igniter wires. Identify and correct loose or broken wires.
Element has a fine crack in it. Replace
Igniter fault. Replace igniter.
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