Is it time to change you water heater anode?
This is one of those preventative maintenance chores that like changing batteries in your smoke detectors, that can easily be overlooked. If you can't remember when it was last changed or simply don't...
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lawrosa wrote:Weez agreez...old guy wrote:mike brez wrote:
I never change mine. But come to think of it I don't have one either.
I guess that means you have one of those off brand water heater. I'll take a suburban heater any day over that other brand
Those non suburban water heaters ( Atwood) have an aluminum tank. My 2003 coachmen that I sold 2015 never had an issue. They don't need anodes.
I would of preferred an Attwood aluminum over the steel tank suburban anyday....
The water heater in our 1990 trailer still works perfectly - Atwood.
The water heater in our Roadtrek needs yearly anode attention and it sometimes has stinky water - Suburban.
