Replacement Anode and Water Element for SW6DE Water Heater
Updated 02/10/2020 | Published 02/08/2020
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Question:
My heater is making a noise while heating. Im told the electric element is corroded and thats making the noise. I know the anode is badly corroded. If Im on the tight track can you provide me with the element and anode as well as element removal tool if necessary.
asked by: Jeff H
Expert Reply:
The replacement anode for your SW6DE water heater is part # CAM11563 while the replacement water heater element is part # CAM02143. The tool you need to remove the element is part # CAM09883.
Attached is a video showing how to remove your water element if you plan on doing this yourself.
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Camco RV Water Heater Anode Rod - Aluminum - 3/4" Diameter x 9-1/2" Long
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- 9-1/2 Inch Long
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