Bug Screen for Atwood 6-Gallon and 10-Gallon and Suburban 6-Gallon Water Heater Vents - Qty 1

Video Transcript for Ultra-Fab RV Water Heater Vents Bug Screen Review

What's up, everybody It's AJ with etrailer.com. Today we're gonna be checking out this bug stopper screen that goes on Atwood and Suburban hot water heaters on your rig. So it's gonna go over the grading, so that it keeps bugs from getting inside and making a mess. Let's check it out. The screen's gonna be eight and a half inches by five and a half inches wide. That's gonna have two springs included.

That's what helps it stay attached to the grate. You see they're pulled pretty tight so this is difficult to get to move around. You can push it a little bit but it's not gonna go anywhere when you're going down the road. Comes with the tool you're gonna need to install it. It really doesn't take that long.

Check out how I did it. (indistinct) by using the tool and our springs here. You wanna make sure that you put this spring with the support bar here in the center towards the grate, 'cause that's what you're gonna push it in on through the screen to extend the spring and get it attached. So hopefully you have a good view of that now, 'cause it's gonna be a little bit harder to see when I put it in the screen here. So you wanna hook up this end to the screen.

You wanna find your good anchor point too, so go ahead and set up there and see where you need to attach it. Gonna go here. Gonna just run through. And then use the tool on that end. You see how it's pushing in on that support.

So extend the spring and attach it. So set it into place. And you can do up and through to hook it in. Do a hook on like that, and repeat the process for the other spring. With that second one in place, now it's installed. Really doesn't take that long. I like that it's easily replaceable and it goes a long way to put this on there to keep bugs out so it's less clean up later on down the road. Well I think that does it. Thanks for hanging out and I hope this helps.