will this replace my atwood mpd 91731 circuit board on a 1989 G6A-6E water heater?
297986
as long as the plug fits, it should work. You should take the board to a dealer to check, the board is not always bad.
1764996
it should, as long as you have an open lci socket for it or one that it will replace
87236
Look at the part number on you water heater and look for the required assembly for you water heater. If the numbers match your good to go :)
610719
Hello, Todd. Thanks for your question. This board will NOT work on your specific model. It is only for DC models. The board you need is part #37515. Hope this helps.
1160708
The Atwood 96163 would have almost all the same functions. The only difference is the GC6AA-10 E would not have a heat exchanger and is only available to OEM and the 96136 dose. The replacement is the Atwood 96163 GCH6A-10E Electronic Ignition DSI Gas and Electric with Heat Exchanger 6 Gallon Water Heater. You would just not hook up the heat exchanger.
607055
I look into a parts break down for this unit and it shows the Atwood 93865 Water Heater Circuit Board with Fuse Potted Spade Electrode Connection. If your ready to order Please give us a call rvpartsinc.com.
2059092
Yes, it will. This replacement is stick-simple and only takes about 15-20 minutes from start to finish. Often, only one of the two modules (left and right...) are damaged but you're smart to replace both. There are a couple of 'how to' videos on YouTube that illustrate how to do this.
1787786
According to the foliwing link, yes, but I am not an experthttp://www.bigdiscountrv.com/water-heaters/test-1/suburban-model-sw6p-parts-breakdown
1711475
There are several different models of this circuit board. In order to be sure you are purchasing the correct circuit board you would have to have a model number of your water heater.
1375421
I found that most of the circuit boards are interchangeable. It's the black end pieces that are different. Make sure your end piece is exactly shaped like the one you see in the picture. My original unit had the corners mitered and I had to transplant the new board to my old unit. You can actually google the company listed that sells these and call them directly to ask if the parts are compatible.
1350760
The Attwood 6 gallon water heaters are basically the same size (G6A). The final designation signifies whether or not it is a manual or automatic ignition. Great products and the company stands behind all they manufacture.
380970
Louis, the PN on your old board has to match exactly with the replacement board. If the numbers are different it will not work. Thanks for asking.
137369
Yes it will! Under the features arrow, your item model number is listed below. It is compatible for your appliance.
164402
If you go to the atwood site and look at the water heater brochure, page 3, it gives the atwood package numbers, the oem numbers and the aftermarket model numbers to compatible heaters. I didn't see a GCH6A-7E model on their chart, but that doesn't mean it doesn't exist, may have just been discontinued. The model 96117 was meant to replace the Atwood GC6AA-8, again, check the brochure, and it will tell you which measurements the models have which should narrow down your choices. Sorry I wasn't more help...
502487
It should work on that model. It replaced my old piece perfectly.Just make sure cleaning up the residues thoroughly before installing the new one.
2093384
This tank does not have the heat exchanger (H). The "A" is kind of throwing me a curve I see a GCH6A-8E which is gas, electric, electronic ignition, so instead of possibly giving you the wrong info, I suggest you call Atwood at 1-800 546-8759. There is usually a wait time to get someone. They are happy to help. Better to be safe than sorry though. Good luck
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I don't think it will. I believe the correct part number you need is GNRK1059.