Kenmore Water Heater Thermocouple

It s often hard to spot a tripped breaker so shut off both breakers for the water heater and then turn them back on.

Kenmore water heater thermocouple.

Ao smith gcv gvr xcv xgv xvr and gcn. When you replace the thermocouple on a kenmore water heater you should also replace the combustion chamber gaskets in order to provide an adequate seal. For one electric heaters have no chance of a gas leak which is great for peace of mind. How to replace a thermopile on a water heater.

More buying choices 18 09 2 new offers. In some cases they may not have them in stock. Kenmore h06e 036 water heater thermocouple genuine original equipment manufacturer oem part. 4 1 out of 5 stars 16.

Reset the high temperature limit switch. Shut off the house circuit breakers for your water heater. Get it as soon as wed oct 7. Kenmore 9000056015 water heater thermocouple genuine original equipment manufacturer oem part.

Sold by diy repair parts. The gaskets can also be purchased from kenmore. Sold by diy repair parts. An electric water heater has a few perks over the traditional gas water heater.

Since almost all major brands of atmospherically vented water heaters have switched from a thermocouple to a t. No pilot light means no unnecessary energy costs and no need to relight the flame. Turn the gas supply off to the water heater before installing this part. Most kenmore units have an electronic or fused thermocouple that must be purchased from sears.

State gpx gs6 and gsx. And reliance 630 and 640. Water heater thermocouple 9000056015 is an original equipment manufacturer oem part that fits some gas water heaters in the following series. Kenmore 9003521 water heater pilot assembly genuine original equipment manufacturer oem part.

Only 14 left in stock order soon. A kenmore electric water heater needs 240 volts of power to heat water. This thermocouple part number 9007872 is for water heaters. Thermocouple 9007872 monitors the pilot light to ensure it s lit and closes the gas valve if it detects a loss of flame.