Does this heater have and anode rod? If so, where is it located?
1577259
Atwood Water Heaters do not come with an anode rod, the tank is aluminum clad which eliminates the need for an anode rod.
1577260
On the back side behind the metal cover towards the bottom. It takes a 11/2" deep well socket to unscrew it and screw the new one in.
722798
I'm sorry, I can't help you with that one........I love my heater it works great. I would, call the company that offered the item, and ask them.............sorry!!
1044569
This is an odd size and I just can't remember. The socket that fits it is available at Home Depot. This anode is the plug for the Suburban water heater so you can probably get the size from their website or owner's manual.
1058729
Yes it is located In the middle part Behind the heater. It just clicks out Easily cleaned and replaced
1281280
No it does not. Their are 2 dials on the heater off & 4 settings for heat e each click turns on another guartz rod 1 2 3 4 rods & a rotary thermostat.
1536560
Yes it does, as all Fury series water heaters. It screws in from the top. The spec sheet here also mentions it: https://www.rheem.com/documents/fury-gas-rheem-fury-gas-spec-sheet "Longer Life * Patented magnesium anode rod with resistor protects the tank from rust"
1238171
The anode rod protects the heater from corrosion. You use a alum rod in a suburban hot water heater and a magnesium rod in a attwood heater.Remove once a year and inspect. Replace as needed.
495301
This is an Aluminum Anode Rod according to the listing: Suburban 232768 Aluminum Anode Rod
834914
I think it has electric heating elements, but you should just contact customer service, they're very knowledgeable
1797472
This anode has a 1" male pipe thread. If the water heater has a 1" Female pipe thread it will fit. If it is too long just saw it off to the proper length. I have seen used anodes that eroded like Swiss cheese, and they actually expanded larger than the inlet, making it very difficult to remove. Turn your hot water heater off and run enough water through it to cool the water, then turn off the water before removing it. The anode inserts directly into the tank which is under your potable water supply pressure.
389551
No. It's just a heater and big piece of junk. We sent it back within hours of receiving it. It kept cutting out within a minute or two of starting.
502991
u need to find the heater info usually located on the lower jacket section which should give the info to cross reference, if in doubt, call plumber.
1970690
No it doesn't have one. But you don't need one when there is one on your butane tank.
175677
No and this was a great purchase. The heating element has been making strange noises when first turned on for the last several months but I use my kettle heavily and it is still going strong. I would not hesitate buying another.
1941141
I can't find that on the heater itself. I can tell you that unfortunately, it's made in China.
175175
Couldn't use this anode rod wouldn't fit my State 510E electric water heater, reason for installing an anode rod, hot water smelled like a rotten egg!!!
175182
Had problem with heater elements not lasting and notice the anode was used up. The elements seemed to be acting as a anode and after replacing this they have lasted three times as long as they did before and still going strong. This could have been a coincident but seem to be working right now. Just be carful that you don't cross thread as you install as I had to reach down inside a small hole to get it started with two fingers to make sure it was lined up properly.