Will this replace a GC6AA-9E?
264156
thats a pretty technical question that I cant answer - the seller should - but all I can tell you use it worked for us and we based it on dimensions which is the critical thing.....
264157
NO it wont. The GC6AA is a dual power unit. It heats water with either 110v AC. -or- propane. It also uses a standard pilot light when operating in propane mode so no electricity is needed. If you're running the generator anyway, you can switch it over to electric and save your propane. It really is the best of both worlds. The model 96117 heats only with propane, but also requires 110v AC for ignition. (no pilot light) I'd say it's the worst possible replacement.
2135612
Yes, GE tray # WB49X10141 is the correct replacement. (Your model number is listed in the product details as being compatible)
15191
I don't have an answer. Nothing in the instruction book tells anything about a replacement. Sorry.
63441
I can not say for sure, though you do not want the same exact part number because you will have the same problems. There is a new part number for the upgraded model.
1314701
I can't be sure of that. This unit was not an exact replacement, but was visually and dimensionally the same.
159453
I have model #DV409AEW/XAA and it worked perfectly. I'm really not sure about your model but if it does, I definitely recommend the time it takes for you to change it yourself. It took time to change it out but worth the savings of getting someone else to do it. Good luck and sorry I don't know about your model.
1086814
It replace these models but you have to use the adapters that come with it. AO416B2059 AO510B2389 FO510B2497 Good luck.
1559177
I couldn't tell you. I looked up the precise model number from the GE web site and then made sure to match it with the replacement. I would think you could do the same as well. Good luck!
489569
I'm guessing not since the model changed from 96 to 97. Check part numbers to see if they are the same.
309201
I don't know if it will fit your application? What I did find on American rv company web site is a cross reference for a Gc6aa-9e and came up with tank #91593 Atwood. Hope that helps you?
1761743
I do not know but suggest you go to GE.com - type in gxwh30c01 in search - it will give you the unit and all info - if necessary while on the gxwh30c01 page you can go to manuals and it will give the replacement cartridge info
16130
Go to the GE website put in your model number go to the parts list then see if it is a replacement
1459185
I'm sorry I don't really know. I'd exercise caution though. I bought this for the 9854-600, one of the models it's rated for, and it didn't work. Sorry I couldn't help you more with this. Best of luck!
2213159
The G6A-6E number you indicate is a number for a heater only sold with new units. This is a 6 gal. Gas/Electric heater with a pilot light. If that's what you have now this will replace it.
1101584
Yes it will. That is the same model I needed a replacement for and it works fine.
1739284
I don't know about that. I personally would not exceed the manufacturers specs. I did a search on line for a replacement for my original. Then I did a search on Amazon to find the suggested part by model #.
1438644
Hi Lisa, A G6A-7 is a manual pilot model, it takes a 91412 tank. A G6A-7E is an electronic ignition model and takes the 91641 tank. If you get a short piece of 3" ABS or PVC pipe and place it over the retainer rings and tap around the pipe it makes it alot easier to install them. Good luck