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Rheem water Heater SP11309L Anode Rod 19-3/8"

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Special Price $17.30 Regular Price $22.50
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SP11309L
The Rheem water Heater SP11309L Anode Rod is a disposable metal component that provides corrosion protection for the internal tank structure. Its reactive metal construction allows for controlled electrochemical consumption, directing corrosive activity toward the rod in HVAC systems. The anode rod is inserted into the designated threaded opening of the water heater and has an overall length of 19-3/8 inches. When the rod is gradually consumed, its material provides the sacrificial element within the tank, preserving the surrounding metal surfaces from direct interaction in the corrosion process during water heating operation.
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Specifications

  • Type: Anode Rod
  • Diameter: 0.750"
  • Lenght: 19-3/8"
  • Material: Magnesium
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What maintenance is required for the Rheem Water Heater SP11309L Anode Rod?

Regularly inspect the anode rod for corrosion or excessive wear. Replace it if it shows significant deterioration to protect the tank from rust. Ensure it is properly tightened and seated during installation. Proper maintenance prevents corrosion and maintains water heater performance.

What are common issues with the Rheem Water Heater SP11309L Anode Rod?

  • Excessive corrosion or depletion of the rod.
  • Rust or sediment buildup in the water tank.
  • Difficulty removing or reinstalling due to buildup.
  • Reduced protection against tank corrosion affecting water quality.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off the power supply and close the cold water supply valve.

Step 2: Drain a few gallons of water from the tank to reduce pressure.

Step 3: Locate the anode rod on the top of the tank and use a socket wrench to remove it.

Step 4: Insert the new anode rod and tighten securely.

Step 5: Refill the tank, restore power, and check for leaks.