Replacing Water Heater- Suburban or Atwood?
I am going to replace my Suburban DSI water heater with a pilot light version. Quick reason, I have been fiddling with this DSI water heater off and on since I bought it and am tired of it. I wa...
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enblethen wrote:
I would use the same make as you currently have. It will save doing some minor which always turns into major structural changes. Should be bracing and different opening size.
X2, And I have had water heaters with both a pilot and a automatic light version. Never had a problem with the auto light feature. It's up to you but, I would try to fix the one you have now before going to all the trouble to swap it out. There is no reason it shouldn't light every time by itself easily.
