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Old 12-27-2009, 03:10 PM   #1
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1983 Excella rear bath. I have a water heater I drained the other day. I noticed the drain plug had quite a bit of sediment on it. It looked as if though it had a element on it about 3 inches long completely covered in sediment. The drain plug was a simple pipe thread plug nothing fancy. My concern is. Do I need to replace this? Was there ever a sensor or element or has sediment grown on it that much. Kinda hazy I know but this is all I have to go on. Thanks for your input.
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Sounds as though you may have pulled your anode rod,it is there to be eaten up,and save the tank,it`s not necessary to change unless it is really eaten up. Dave
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