Will this work on state water heater model gs640ybrt?
858587
My state select heater model is GS64OYBRT4 & It fit perfect...I'm quite sure this part will fit yours...Still working perfectly!!!!
858588
Did some research for ya and found out that yes that part will fit your State water heater.
1739459
Yes it will. I looked it up in my manual and it uses the same pressure regulator as mine and that is a S-9898.
1144487
Yes it will fit. AppliancePartsPros.com states that the water pump for your model (GHW9200LW) is Part # AP3953640 which is the same according to this listing (Part Number: AP3953640 P282158) at the end of the description. It is only the pump. Item on right side of picture.
1293535
According to:http://parts.sears.com/partsdirect/part-model/GE-Parts/All-Products-Parts/Model-DHDSR46EG1WW/0432/0151200/G0704107/00001?shdMod=DHDSR46EG1WWYes, but make sure for yourself.hth
551625
It appears to be an exact plug and play replacement. I would give it a shot, based on your model documentation I found on a Sear's website... Good Luck
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 :)
1439371
I believe it will fit your model but strongly recommend you check with http://www.appliancepartspros.com to absolutely certain.
1193621
Yes, this is the correct replacement for your model. (Your model uses GE # WB49X10002).
1373835
The standard Anode rod has a 1 and 1/16 head on top of it. If your water heater has this size Anode head, the new anode rod will work.
280561
I'm not familiar with that model. I would only purchase this for models in which it is recommended. The installation is fairly easy. And it does work to unfreeze the water line. HOWEVER, the water will forever taste bad; like plastic. We've stopped using the water dispenser even though the water flows freely. GE ought to be ashamed of itself for such poor product quality and customer service. I'll never buy another GE appliance product again.
1931241
If you look on the Atwood site it will tell you which product number will replace your water heater. We did use it to replace an Atwood heater, I don't remember the model number it was over a year ago.
1342922
Yes, that is he same model of water heater that I have and this is the part I used when my thermocouple stopped working this summer. I researched to see if you could just replace the thermocouple on this water heater, but you can't; you have to replace this entire unit, which this part does. Super easy to install too.
1401656
Just from searching online it seems as this it is. AppliancePartsPros.com states that the water pump for your model (ghw9300pw4) is Part # AP3953640 which is the same according to this listing (Part Number: AP3953640 P282158) at the end of the description.
1090159
You can check the diagrams for parts here http://www.appliancepartspros.com/parts-for-ge-gsl25jfrfbs.html.
1236563
It should. I've never seen a water heater that had anything but 3/4" pipe thread fittings. A piece of advice: an impact wrench, air or electric, whichever you have or can borrow will make it easy to remove, otherwise you're going to have a tough time getting the old one out. Russ
884246
Yes it will fit. I have the same model of water heater (suburban sw6-de) and it fits just fine.
570875
Hi Anna, my GE Model is JBP64SOH2SS..IM not sure it would fit yours but thought if you could find mine as compatible then yours should be too. In the end I typed my model/make and "heating element" and then a couple came up and I looked for one shaped like mine. The bottom element is actually the "baking element".