Rheem AP14270G Gas Control Thermostat, Natural Gas , Gray , 12.7X7.5X6.6 inches
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Features
- Guardian Gas Valve
- Natural Gas
- Replacement Parts
Description
Rheem Gas Control (Thermostat), Natural Gas. NOTE: All gas valves should be installed by a licensed professional. From the Manufacturer Rheem Gas Control (Thermostat), Natural Gas. NOTE: All gas valves should be installed by a licensed professional.
Brand: Rheem
Model Name: Gas Control Thermostat
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 6.6 x 12.7 x 7.5 inches
Color: Gray
Included Components: Gas Control Thermostat
Brand: Rheem
Model Name: Gas Control Thermostat
Color: Gray
Included Components: Gas Control Thermostat
Style: Thermostat
Backlight: No
Specification Met: certified frustration-free
Product Dimensions: 12.7"D x 7.5"W x 6.6"H
Manufacturer: Rheem
Part Number: AP14270G
Item Weight: 2.94 pounds
Item model number: AP14270G
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Size: 12.7X7.5X6.6 inches
Item Package Quantity: 1
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: September 13, 2010
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This gas control valve fits State hot water heater, model number GS650YBRT. My pilot light would not stay lit and after replacing the thermocouple, working on the pilot light flame (enlarged the orifice so that the flame was larger and ensured that it would envelop the thermocouple), I determined that the gas valve was defective. This gas control valve has a different igniter arrangement, but otherwise works well. The plumber wanted to charge over $3,000 to replace the hot water heater, and I was able to get the hot water working for about a $100 and my time. Make sure you use Oatey 31230 Pipe Joint Compound or equivalent when installing the gas valve so you don't get any water leaks out of you hot water heater.
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