Availability Of Replacement Circuit Board For Atwood Water Heater GC6AA-9E
Updated 07/26/2021 | Published 07/23/2021
Question:
is this control board still available If not, what is the proper replacement control board for an Atwood GC6AA-9E
asked by: Doug
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Expert Reply:
We have just what you are looking for!
Your Atwood Water Heater GC6AA-9E uses circuit board 93257 as you mentioned. Since that circuit board is no longer available you will need the Replacement Control Panel for Atwood Water Heaters # AT91367 instead.
I included a video of the # AT91367 for you to take a look at.
expert reply by:
Samuel C
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Replacement Control Panel for Atwood Water Heaters
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