All you need to know about RV anode rods!

[@DavidJones-su9ob]

Informative video. You mentioned to " regularly" drain the water heater. How often is "regularly"? Thanks!

[@buckjones6334]

Very informative and useful information! Thank you!

[@Re-engineer_everything]

I just changed mine after 4 years. It had a ton of white minerals in the tank. The rod itself was rusted. They say to check it every 3-4 months. I will be doing that for now on.

[@RoadieWingZZ]

A video demonstrating the proper way to flush a tank that has anode rode sludge buildup would be helpful.

[@diamonddetails9445]

Keep On Truckin'Boss 👍👍 TYVM

[@iancowan3527]

Warships use zinc plates below the waterline for the same purpose... Divers swap them out as needed...

[@diamonddetails9445]

SUBSCRIBED RECOMMENDING 👀 more please😮

[@Tony_in_AZ]

thanks for the info

[@deanhauser6626]

that looks like that's the core of the anode rod, not with the material on it, the tiny hole was because of calcium build up

[@76krueger]

Is there a trick to getting the rod back into the heater? I found trying to get the threads lined up correctly a bit difficult.

[@222smitty]

are they different sizes for different RV,s

[@Jturnb]

Is is possible that my heater does not have one? I only see the heating element. It’s a 2021 dometic gas/electric

[@Thatrvtech]

A dometic water heater has an aluminum clad tank and does not need an anode rod 👍

[@bigeasy1008]

Is there different size rods