I have PR640NBRT W/H from State Industries since 2003 and I guess Anode Rod never got replaced. Will this Anode Rod fit into this water heater?
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It's my understanding the screw top part is a standard size. The thicker the anode the better (it will last a little longer). And if length is the question, they can all be shortened with a hacksaw.
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yes it will, you need some teflon tape (would clockwise) and a 1 and 1/16th inch or 27mm socket wrench to properly remove and re-install this anode. BTW this is also the drain plug. Used to drain the water every winter to winterize your Suburban SW6D RV water heater.
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I'm sorry . I don't know. My Water Boiler is NC-EH40PC is 4.2 quart model, not 3.2 quart model.
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Bonnie, check with Atwood and provide them with your heater model #. I replaced my Atwood water heater circuit board in my 2000 Bornfree 22ft. RV with this product and all is working well. I'd also recommend doing an on-line search for more compatibility info.
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It should. I've never seen a water heater that had anything but 3/4" pipe thread fittings. A piece of advice: an impact wrench, air or electric, whichever you have or can borrow will make it easy to remove, otherwise you're going to have a tough time getting the old one out. Russ
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You need to check Rheem specs. A heating plumbing store can look up the heater and rod size.
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Chuck I honestly don't know what that refers to. I bought this anode to replace my aluminum anode in my hot water heater since the aluminum flakes from the old anode were clogging up my shower heads. The magnesium rod cured that problem for me. I wondered about the term resistor anode myself when I bought it, but never found out what it meant. You might go to the Rheem website and email them or give their customer service a call and I'm sure they could tell you.
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I think it will fit. It has to be strung thru all the insulator rings and can be challenging to install. For some it is easier to replace the whole rear heater shroud with the new element already installed in it.
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I don't know what the configuration of the SW16DEl is, but the anode rod is a 3/4" NPT pipe plug [1" hex] with a 8-1/2 x 3/4" dia piece of magnesium bolted to the plug.
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The standard Anode rod has a 1 and 1/16 head on top of it. If your water heater has this size Anode head, the new anode rod will work.
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I googled it and it said YES it would. See page 22. Part # 35 "Anode" Go to far right of page and it states 231624 is the part number. http://hometips.me/mar/suburban_water_heater_service_manual.pdf
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I used this rod in my propane/electric water heater in a Keystone Sprint trailer. It is a six gallon heater and I believe it is a suburban heater. Fits fine, works great. Lasts almost 2 seasons but check it each year.
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Yes. It should be. Your 48 gallon water heater is tall enough to house the anode rod and according to the water heater spec sheet the hex head for the anode rod is situated between the cold and hot water nipples and aft of the flue. Make sure you have enough ceiling height above the water heater to install the rod.
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I have not had t installed yet.But we have one that was already installed for a wallboard heater and I believe it is the same model.Or close to it.I would suggest contacting Aube or Honeywell just to be sure though.
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Yes. Your power vent water heater takes a Rheem SP 11309C anode rod. That particular rod is the same length (44") but smaller diameter (the treaded hex on both Is the same diameter/thread). The larger diameter of this rod will provide longer service life.
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I have installed 2 in the last few months. I plan on draining the tanks every year. I will remove the tank and flush outside since the tanks have no drain. While outside I plan on replacing the anode rod which is less than a $10.00 part. This will prevent the tank from rusting out. This is a little bit of work but for immediate hot water in the bathrooms it's well worth it. I also have the relief valve attached to the drain pipe just incase the valve opens. Pls let me know if you have any other questions
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If GCH6A-9E is a gas only Atwood water heater, it may be compatible with your unit. I would advise you to research it to satisfy yourself, there are several sites on the web that can do that. The circuit boards 93865, 93307 and 93257 all are compatible. I hope this helps you.