what water heater does this rod fit I have a whirlpool 50 gal model#E1F50RD045V?
1117883
The two important things to note, to see if this rod will fit, are the diameter of the screw in fitting and the length of the rod. The screw in fitting is a 1 1/16" hex head. The rod length is 42", if your heater is shorter than this all you have to do is take a hacksaw and cut off enough of the end of the rod so that it will fit within the heater. If the heater is much longer than 42" you may want to find a longer rod. There's nothing electrical about these rods, they are designed to be 'sacrificial' so there's no issue with cutting them to make them shorter if you need to.
1117884
I used it in a A.O. Smith 66 gallon. Best thing is check the current one and get the dimensions from the parts manual. Of note I used the rod to reduce/eliminate the sulfur smell as we have well water
1312537
Likely Not However you need to search for Whirlpool part number W10524919 - this was obtained from the Whirlpool.com parts list for your model. They seem to be widely available. Hope it works out!
1691891
I just cross reference it with the one that I bought for my model ED5GVEXVD05 and it will fit your refrigerator. The whirlpool part number is PS328468. This is a genuine whrilpool part. So you can either use my model number or the PS328468 which is the whirlpool number. I ordered two and they came well pack and arrive very quickly. I hope this helped. Good luck.
1386650
I have a 525 and it fits. Found an image of a wick on ebay and it said it fit all 500 series heaters. Hope this helps.
733154
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.
1483389
The best way to find out if yours will fit or not is to first find the breaker for the water heater and shut it off. Then drain the water heater to just below the top thermostat. Take out the existing one and experiment to see if yours fits. I match the part with the water heater myself. If you have a 220 breaker it should fit most threads are standard.
423718
According with your model part number, the plate for your MW is http://www.amazon.com/Whirlpool-Part-Number-8172138-Tray/dp/B003N6UXNC
295390
Not sure, my refrigerator is a Whirlpool side by side and W10295370A is the model listed in the users guide. If you don't have a users guide, you can look for one on line under the manufacturers name.
704125
Idk. My water heater model is #MITW40L6LN10-131. I don't know what the difference is.
1021662
The rod fits standard 5' tub enclosures. That is 58" - 60.5" long, usually.
1464151
Not sure of your model # but if it looks like yours it probably will fit mine also had a crack & leaked. Replacement unitworked fine & a perfect fit.
1938350
I don't know, but my suggestion is the same of the other commenter, same as I did too. It all depends on your unit's model number. Once you find that, a simple search will hook you up with the correct anode rod.
1016717
If your water heater anode fitting is 3/4" NPT threads then it should work. Also if the new anode is too long then you can just cut some off of the end with a hack saw like I did to get the length you need. Hope this helps.
440207
A quick search shows that your model would require this element: http://www.amazon.com/Whirlpool-8544771-Single-Element/dp/B00DM8L056/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1417748971&sr=8-1&keywords=8544771. You will notice there are slight differences in design and fit. The part number is 8544771.
2123138
I bought the element for a specific Whirlpool model range. I don't know what other models this element is compatible with. Sorry I can't help.
502990
I believe this is a universal size for all US manufactured water heaters, but would suggest going on AO Smith website and double checking fitting size.
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I didn't notice that when I bought it but went with which models of Whirlpool that it fit. The part number itself is just a stocking thing on their side but you want to make sure it fits the model you have. Worked great for us!