is this element the OEM replacement for Suburban SW10DE heater?
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Dan. Yes it is. It fit right in my water heater heater with ease. Works great. I purchased the socket with the element and the job was done in 5 min. All summer I had hot water. This element looked just like the OEM. Hope this helps.
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That number is not a model for after market. It was most likely sold with a new RV and the after market numbers are different. Search the Atwood site on the internet. The charts there will show what replaces your heater.
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Hi Anna, my GE Model is JBP64SOH2SS..IM not sure it would fit yours but thought if you could find mine as compatible then yours should be too. In the end I typed my model/make and "heating element" and then a couple came up and I looked for one shaped like mine. The bottom element is actually the "baking element".
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This element might not fit perfectly to all models made by Whirlpool. My best suggestion is that, if your stove has an oven, open the door & look at the bottom panel, usually that is where you will find the model number & other info. If you find it and can message back, I could try to give you a better an accurate answer. Hope you can find the model.
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According to the foliwing link, yes, but I am not an expert http://www.bigdiscountrv.com/water-heaters/test-1/suburban-model-sw6p-parts-breakdown
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Johnny....I am not a technician so I can only suggest you do as I did. Remove the cover to you HW Heater and get the exact model number listed on the side panel label. Once you have that number just Google "Anode Rod" for that model number. Worked for me!
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Robert, I looked in my manual and can find "nothing" called a heat element? If you look in your manual (page 14) it shows all of the components and their part numbers; with the proper part number and a computer you should be able to find what you need. If you don't have your manual, try to better describe what broke and I'll attempt to match it with a part number. Greg
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Hi, the handle on the top exposes the replacement element which is the 2010tmor. They run about $8.00 each. Best, John
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Our house was built in the early 80's and the fit was fine. Obviously there needs to be a disclaimer here - it worked for me, it may or may not work for you. I gutted the heaters and replaced the component parts and it works fine. You may want to consult a contractor just to be sure. B
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We have a Suburban SW12DEL hot water heater and we have been using this same anode rod with excellent results. I looked at our manual and it seems the SW10, SW12 and SW16 all take the same anode rod.
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Hi Loretta. Yes, part# WB30T10045 is the element for the left front position on this GE model. Chris Houle Natural Gas Appliance CompanyJBP66DMBB
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I replaced a 9E with a 10E. The 9E had a gas switch but no electric switch and I did have to order the double Atwood switch to replace the single Atwood switch.
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You need to pull front panel off your heater and read the make and model. Then match it up. Best I can do. Thats how I found my model and make. Rob Your camper can have many different heaters???
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I replaced it on my torro, with no problem, just make sure u keep the silver heat shield because it doesn't come with one.
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YES it is an original SP-1000 Breckwell called the BIG E Home Heater. Would you like to buy one?
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WH is a standard abbreviation for water heater- model number is 5058A and/or SW6DE; don't know why there are two but it was a perfect replacement for mine which only was marked SW6DE
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I looked it up, but could not see where this one was a match? Does not mean it won't work. My suggestion is to turn off the power and remove the old element and take it to your local appliance store and they should be able to find you a good match. Most of the differences are how the element power wires attach to the element. Those have to be a match or it could short out inside the unit walls and then it goes down hill from there!