2000 Fleetwood Mallard Hot Water Heater Location Atwood GC6AA-8

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Where is the heater element Atwood located?

asked by: Randy H

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It's actually on the opposite side of your water heater based on your picture. You need to access the other side and look for the panel I attached a picture of and remove it to access it. I attached a diagram picture that shows how to access it as well.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

For a replacement for your G6A-7 water heater I recommend the Fogatti RV Tankless Water Heater - Gas - Automatic Pilot - 41,800 Btu - White #LSB64FR. The cut out dimensions for this water heater are 13" wide x 13" tall x…

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

I added a photo which shows the location of the heating element of the Atwood Water Heater GC6AA-10E for you. It is item number 17 in the diagram. Atwood does recommend having a professional do the job if you are replacing it due to its location.

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Answer 4

There should be a panel on the outside of your 2004 Jayco Jayfeather 27P on the back passenger side of the RV that you can open and see the water heater. I don't have a way to know for sure what water heater you have but in general the…

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Answer 5

We have really great tankless water heaters like the Furrion part #FR98SR which are great performing and since they are tankless don't run out of hot water quickly like most RV water heaters.

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Answer 6

Take a look at the accompanying diagram I added for you, and you can see where the heating element is on your Atwood water heater GC6AA-10E; it is number 17 in the diagram and on the back of the unit, so the heater will need to be removed to do the…

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Answer 7

Most of the more recent Atwood water heaters as well as other manufacturers us a plastic tank. The plastic tanks don't need the anode rod to keep the tank from corrosion. It sounds like you have a problem with the heating element since you…

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Answer 8

Your Atwood RV Water Heater - Gas and Electric - Automatic Pilot - 120 Volt - 10,000 Btu - 10 Gal Tank #AT94022 will use the Camco Water Heater Element - Screw-In - 1500 Watts - 120 Volts #CAM02143. The element is found on the back of the unit so…

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Answer 9

Your Atwood water heater model gc10a - 4 e used the heating element AT92249 which is no longer available but we offer Camco part #CAM02143 that is compatible. Atwood does recommend a professional do the installation but if you're doing it…

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Answer 10

The heating element on your Atwood model GC10A-4E water heater (our part #AT94022) should be on the backside of the unit, towards the bottom of the tank. It will actually be behind the gas line assembly, which will need to be loosened and moved out…

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Answer 11

According to Dometic, the company that purchased Atwood, the MPD 93755 is an instruction booklet. To get particulars about where the element is located, I'd need the model number of the heater itself. The number should be printed or stamped onto…

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Answer 12

Regarding flow rates for the Furrion #FR93FR Tankless Water heater, they state, "Operating waterflow: 0.32 gallons per minute and higher." Regarding winterization, page 13 of the User's Manual says what ever method you use for…

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2000 Fleetwood Mallard Hot Water Heater Location Atwood GC6AA-8

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