I need to replace the anode rod on a Whirlpool water heater Model #ES40R123-45D. The current anode is part number 4710121. Will this fit?
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Yes, the KA-90 Aluminum Anode Rod will work with your water heater. If it is too long you can cut it to shorter lengths. -Jon
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You need to check the part number as the number given by you is not for a element. Check the model of your water heater and, if you need one look for the part you need. Do you have the manual? If not go on line, research your model water heater and look for the part you need
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The best approach would be to go to whirlpools website and find your model and the diagram of the parts with the parts number listed. You can start here: http://www.whirlpool.com/support/replacement-parts/
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I'm not sure if that is the correct item for that whirlpool model. You need to pull your old thermostat out and type in the number that is on the device into the search box on Amazon, it will bring up the exact item, or the current replacement part.
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Hello, I looked this up and I am seeing that this part is NOT a fit and search Part Number: W10404050. Please confirm but my findings show this should work. Thank you for asking
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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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I don't know for sure. If you go to Whirlpool site they should have the part number for your appliance.
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It should. The threads are pretty standard. If it happens to be too long, you can simply cut off the excess with a hacksaw to match the length of your existing anode rod.
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I have a Bradford White 40 gal heater3500w-4500w and the element fit just like the old one. I reccomend getting the socket tool to remove and install the element. I also replaced both elements. I have hot water again like it was new. I also found out that you need to drain the tank every 2-4 months to prevent mineral build up. That is what caused mine to fail.
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I replaced this part on my furnace and had no issues. Make sure you do not touch the filament with your hand. I would place your furnace type in the search; this part fits most Rheem furnaces.
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I am not an appliance repairman, however, according to the website I checked, your model oven uses a "Flat Style Oven Ignitor" with a manufacturers part number of "12400035". So I would have to say yes. This video shows you how to change it. http://www.appliancepartspros.com/whirlpool-flat-style-oven-12400035-ap4012072.html#autoplay
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I'm not sure about your particular model, the model number was specific when I ordered mine. This was a great fix vs replacing the door, according to whirlpool it's a non serviceable part
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Im not sure. If you go to the whirpool site and type your model numbers in it gives the stack kit. Just use that part number to find on amazon.
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http://homeguides.sfgate.com/replace-bottom-heating-element-hot-water-heater-37666.html This should help
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Hello, The correct part # according to your model should be BP47-00037A. Thank you
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Yes and here's a link to confirm. http://www.appliancepartspros.com/parts-for-model-kenmore-10656936600-p2.html. Was very simple to replace on my Whirlpool and I suspect it will be easy on yours.
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Hello, based on the model number you provided, the compatible part for your appliance is #74005019Thank you.