Will the heater I have for my current water bed work with this?
915271
If your heater is meant for hard side water bed, than yes it should. If your current heater is old, I would buy a new one and use it simply because of the difficulty in changing it once the mattress is filled. I would however recommend leaving the old heater in to use in conjunction with, or as a back up to the new one. I'm glad I did so because this mattress seems to be more difficult to heat than the old one I had. Hope this helps
915272
as long as it fits above the frame underneath the mattress it should work fine. we did not replace our heater.
915273
I do not see any reason why it shouldn't.If the heater is constantly used and is quite old, you should consider a replacement.
915274
I don't know what kind you have but we used our old one and it worked just fine.
1082138
No it will not. Had to try it myself to see. Sorry. My units are several years old. They give off a lot of heat though & for the money have been good heaters. I own 2 of them.
1972004
Sure, but you'll be operating it at capacity and that might lower the life expectancy of the heater. I used two to reduce the load on just one big one and if one does go out, the other can carry the load until I get a new one. My tank is a marine tank, it might not be as big a deal for fresh water. Hope that helped.
943491
yeah, the parts are pretty interchangeable. the only issue would be water pressure- make sure your hookup would have enough pressure to push water as far as you'll need it.
776297
I don't have a waterbed but I think it should work just fine ,I love mine it dose t cone out unless you change your bedding.Enjoy
1797473
Alan, it should fit because they use the same threads (check your manual!!!). However, please make sure you have enough clearance above the water heater. I did not so I had to open the vent pipe to use that extra space.
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.
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.
1580402
I am not sure. You could probably find out if you check on a search engine and type in the accessories to this heater!
1049019
If GCH6A-9E is a gas only Atwood water heater, it may be compatible with your unit. I would advise you to research it to satisfy yourself, there are several sites on the web that can do that. The circuit boards 93865, 93307 and 93257 all are compatible. I hope this helps you.
1618603
If your current table top heater originally was designed for the small disposable tanks, then your hose probably already has the proper fitting. If not you can buy an adapter for it. I run mine off of a larger tank with a hose that has the small tank male threads built onto it.
454794
It would be helpful to know what model and year water heater you have. Like the previous person said it could fit but you would need some adapters to make the fitting work.
884244
All we know is it fits the standard water heater on our trailer, do not know about model #'s. If it does not fit send it back. you should probably ask the persons selling it.
678499
As long as the flow rate of the pump is high enough to activate the flow switch in the water heater it will work.
2086988
I don't see why not. We have a regular water mattress that's been put into a pillow top zip case and the heater works fine.
211212
it probably would work with the dual elements. positioning the heater to the required location could add a challenge
390023
Yes it will. However you might need to alter the "quick connect" end to connect to whatever heater you connect it to.