would this anode fit my Suburban water heater SW6D
1137331
I have an SW6DEL (which means it's both propane and electric) and it fits. Looked a little big at first but fit just fine.
1137332
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.
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!!!
2046252
I believe it would fit. Now, remember this is a replacement heating element. It does not go into the drain plug hole. It replaces the existing element which needs to have some parts removed for removed for access.
1779398
David R. My anode rod came at .75" (3/4") diameter. I did not know they came in a larger diameter. Mine fit very good , although I did hacksaw off 6.25" on length to fit my 46" over all high tank.
1787787
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
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.
920688
does not fit on the sw6del 6 gallon propane/electric water heater.thread on heater is 1/2' not 3/4'
1787788
It fit my SW6DE perfectly and yours is basically the same water heater without the electronic ignition.
895711
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.
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.
1857258
According to the manufacturer, heater element Y303404 is compatible with DE612
1209560
Open the door where the tank is and the model number for the water tank is located on the walls inside. Then type that number with the drain plug description into the Internet for an exact fit. This was about an inch shorter than the original when I took it out. Just be sure it is not longer and same 1440wattage. 1440w is on the plug when you remove it.
1049019
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.
1250682
The installation and operation manual for the SW12DE shows this exact part number (232767), so this is the correct part and matches what your SW12DE came with from the factory. Suburban also makes an aluminum anode rod, part number 232768, that will fit. I'm sticking with magnesium, myself.
1248805
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
763445
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
1931240
I do not believe so, this is a 10 gallon water heater and your model is a 6 gallon