Replacement Anode Rod for Suburban Water Heater SW6P
Updated 06/11/2018 | Published 06/07/2018 >
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What anode rod is needed for suburban sw6p
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Expert Reply:
The correct replacement aluminum anode rod for your Suburban (Mor-Flo) SW6P water heater is Camco part # CAM11563.
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