We have an Atwood water heater. Atwood's product description: 140012 (91604) RELIEF VALVE 1/2 F/ALL ATWOOD WATER HEATERS. Can we use Camco's part?
1004258
All I can tell you is that if it matches the specs for your heater it will work. It worked fine in my attwood.
418735
Sorry, I have no idea. I used it to replace a regulator on a patio heater and it worked great....
1084394
I just spoke to Atwood Tech Support. This is their part number 96163 for that model GCH6A-10E. They were not aware of a 220V version, which was listed in the specs on Amazon while searching for GCH6A-10E--which is listed for slightly less money. I believe that other heater was listed in error. Unfortunately, while I prefer to order from Amazon, their pricing is too high on these.
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.
1793714
The GC6AA-10e is a six gallon dual source water heater so the newer atwood should fit.
687646
If the diameter and thread size match, you should be able to do that. I was able to use the fitting off my failed regulator to adapt this Camco one to my portable grill. Be aware that the range of regulation between low and high isn't very much.
267616
The manufactures site doesn't list it. Your best bet would be to call Camco. 800-334-2004
763445
I googled it and it said YES it would. See page 22. Part # 35 "Anode" Go to far right of page and it states 231624 is the part number. http://hometips.me/mar/suburban_water_heater_service_manual.pdf
1801713
If referring to the quick connect end of the 57628 camco, yes the quick connect male on the fitting will connect. The threaded end of the fitting is a 1/4" NPT male and of course would need a 1/4"NPT female
757233
It works on my 6 gallon Atwood water heater. Been a while since I installed mine, but I believe it has adapters for different size drain fittings.
502990
I believe this is a universal size for all US manufactured water heaters, but would suggest going on AO Smith website and double checking fitting size.
1127767
Yes, the Atwood 91504 board would be the replacement for your water heater.
1912375
The 93844 is the correct valve for your water heater. The 91602 is not correct.
1364224
Yes it will work. It is the same part we used for our Surburban 12 gal water heater.
751450
To answer your question, I don't know because I needed to replace everything; valve, valve trim, and diverter and used Grohe thru out. Very happy with all of it. I would urge you to get in touch with Grohe North America ( go to site and look for contact information) and pose the question to the company because "standard" valve could be a relative term.. BTW, all connections and tubing are standard 1/2" so it would work from that point of view.
1016717
If your water heater anode fitting is 3/4" NPT threads then it should work. Also if the new anode is too long then you can just cut some off of the end with a hack saw like I did to get the length you need. Hope this helps.
1845487
I want to say yes, but I'm not 100% sure.. Best thing to do is to call the manufacturer and get the number that corresponds to your heater. Keep in mind that 9003542 is basically the same as 9003531 with the temperature ratings being the only difference, they're basically interchangeable. http://www.statewaterheaters.com/lit/partslist/res-gas.html