When looking for rivets go to https://www.rapidrivet.com or call 866-558-3040.
As a supplier of rivets used by all types of industries, we at Rapid Rivet Fastener Corp. are committed to offering our clients a diverse inventory of rivets, fasteners, and tools that are high quality, competitively priced, and consistently available for prompt shipment. We’re also focused on meeting and exceeding your expectations when it comes to customer service. Whether you need aluminum, stainless steel or titanium rivets for an aerospace, defense or industrial application, or you need brass, monel, Inconel or hastelloy rivets for a medical, tech, or specialty application, you’ll receive prompt and reliable fulfillment, and answers to all of your rivet questions. For a rapid and thorough response to all of your rivet needs, Rapid Rivet and Fastener Corp. is your source.
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Company: Rapid Rivet & Fastener Corp.
Address: 121 Toledo Street
City: Farmingdale
State: New York
Zip: 11735
Visit https://parts.rheem.com to buy manufacturer authorized parts for Rheem, Ruud, Richmond, Marathon, Eclipse, Vanguard, Hotpoint and General Electric (GE) water heaters. We also offer many universal parts designed to fit most other brands of water heaters.
A bad heating element is the number one reason why electric water heaters fail to produce hot water. Heating elements typically last around ten years or less depending on the water condition, operating temperature and frequency of use.
This video shows detailed step-by-step procedure for how to replace an electrical heating element on an electric hot water heater.
Tools you’ll need
Replacement heating element
#2 Phillips screwdriver
1/2” socket Element Wrench for screw-in heating elements
3/8” socket Element Wrench for flange heating elements
Rags or towels
WARNING: For your safety, be sure to carefully read and understand the manufacturer’s Use and Care Manual, in its entirety, prior to operating, repairing or adjusting the water heater. Failure to do so may result in fire or explosion, electric shock, property damage, personal injury, or loss of life. If you do not understand these instruction or any terms within them, please contact a qualified service professional. Prior to starting any repairs or service on your water heater, please thoroughly read the Use and Care Manual provided with your water heater. If at any time you are unsure or uncomfortable about the suggested repair or service discussed herein, stop any activity and immediately contact a licensed plumber.