Replacement Anode Rod For A Suburban SW6DEA Water Heater
Question:
Brass 12mm tube x 1/2inch BSPT fittinginch that screws into Heater body has to be replaced as 12mm tube fitting is leaking. John Guest NC 2771 fitting wont fit as brass thread is fractionally about point 8 of a mm larger in diameter and different thread?? Caravan is 2014 Imperial I believe this fitting was altered about this time? Any ideas as i cant find a fitting available anywhere?
asked by: Robin T
Expert Reply:
All Suburban water heaters, like your model SW6DEA, should use a 3/4" diameter anode rod like the:
-Camco RV Water Heater Anode Rod # CAM11563.
This rod is made from aluminum, measures 3/4" in diameter, and is 9-1/2" long.
I also recommend checking out the FAQ video attached that goes over how to clean and drain your water heater.
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Camco RV Water Heater Anode Rod - Aluminum - 3/4" Diameter x 9-1/2" Long
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- 9-1/2 Inch Long
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