RHEEM 232896 Anode Rod - 0.800 in. diameter x 44-3/8 in. long -

Anode Rod - 0.800 in. diameter x 44-3/8 in. long -

Pain: Replacing that piece of metal in your water heater is a real pain in the neck. Agitate: You have to turn off your entire water supply for hours! And be really careful because you don’t want to break your water pipes! Solution: With the RHEEM 232896 Anode Rod - 0.800 in. diameter x 44-3/8 in. long -, you get quality on tap and never have to replace another anode rod again.

Pain: Corroded or worn out water heaters are dangerous and give off toxic gases like carbon monoxide. Agitate: Solution: Anode Rod - 0.800 in. diameter x 44-3/8 in. long - RHEEM 232896 providing you with corrosion protection for your water heater,

Pain: In Australia we like to think our water is, well, clean. But it’s not. “Because we live in a country with hard water, water can leave behind mineral deposits.” Agitate: Having to replace your hot water system prematurely or being left with harmful bacteria and mould growth is pretty gross, right? Solution: If you only knew what an Anode Rod would do for your system… It’d actually be a gross necessity.

Pain: Shopping for anode rods can be a time-consuming and frustrating process. Agitate: Solution: Rheem anode rods are manufactured to the highest quality standard assuring that you will have complete peace of mind when installing.

Pain: My Rheem Water heater anode rod wore out and is leaking. How do I know if my Rheem water heater has a bad or worn out anode? The easiest way to check if the anode in your water heater is bad or worn out,Â… Agitate: What can I do to fix it? Solution: Replace the water heater anode with a brand new one. Please keep reading as there are things you need to know about how to replace it and the type of anode to purchase.

Pain: Chipped, cracked or otherwise broken anode rod that’s no longer doing its job can have grave consequences for your hot water heaters, including reducing performance and shortening its lifespan.

Pain: Something breaks at home and you don’t know what to do. It’s like you are visiting an alien planet with no instructions on how it all works. Agitate: You’re a busy person and you have better things to do than visiting the latest museum opening. Solution: Your anode rod has most likely been there a long time. To help prolong its lifespan here are some simple maintenance tips that will save you time - and money.