Water Heater replacement

I've never installed one Excel Vent-Free Tankless Propane Water Heater, Low Pressure Startup, 1.6GPM


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BStiers wrote:
I have a 360 and I have not had to replace my water heater however I have had to make some repairs to it. On mine I had to remove the panels in the front pass through to get to the back of the water heater. It was a PIA but you might be able to slide it out enough outside the camper to replace it.

Ok thanks
Good to know, I was thinking that is what I would have to do
Remove that panel to get to the back

I have a 360 and I have not had to replace my water heater however I have had to make some repairs to it. On mine I had to remove the panels in the front pass through to get to the back of the water heater. It was a PIA but you might be able to slide it out enough outside the camper to replace it.

I posted this on your other thread as well.

We had a continuous installed in our Fuzion because we are full-timing with access to water and sewer so no issues there. When we go “camping” or just living in a campground for a few days it’s not an issue unless we don’t have sewer. If I was just using it for camping trip I would absolutely stay with the regular water heater but ensure it was gas and electric. I always turned on the electric on our old unit once we got setup and never had to worry about hot water. We also had a 10 gallon and that helped too.

Hopefully this will be a non-issue for you once you get to inspect the rig.