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Amerigas water heaters

Heatermon
Heatermon Member Posts: 119
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> I have a friend looking for information on a <BR>
> Amerigas water heater. We were wondering if this <BR>
> model is a power vent model. Model no. <BR>
> GVF904335 Any one out there familer with such a <BR>
> model? Thanks David <BR>
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  • David Smith
    David Smith Member Posts: 3
    Where to find information on Amerigas water heaters

    I have a friend looking for information on a Amerigas water heater. We were wondering if this model is a power vent model. Model no. GVF904335
    Any one out there familer with such a model?
    Thanks
    David
  • David Smith
    David Smith Member Posts: 3
    Where to find information on Amerigas water heaters

    I have a friend looking for information on a Amerigas water heater. We were wondering if this model is a power vent model. Model no. GVF904335
    Any one out there familer with such a model?
    Thanks
    David
  • John@Reliable_2
    John@Reliable_2 Member Posts: 104
    http://www.amerigas.com

    John@Reliable
  • Heatermon
    Heatermon Member Posts: 119
    Actually that model isn't Amerigas

    It's an American Appliance water heater made by Sabh Corporation Their web address is www.americanwaterheater.com

    The model you mention is not a powervent model. It's just the model of older (pre-1992) gas fired (natural gas, from this model number), five year tank warranty, foam insulated, 40 gallon, atmospherically vented (3" vent). The 5 at the end of your model probably is an S and it would mean that the unit is a "stubby" (about 48" tall instead of 60"). Power vented models would start with PV and I can't even remember if they made one back then. Even if they did, they never have made one that was a stubby. All power vented units are tall (over 56"). There are after market products that are available to convert to power venting, but I wouldn't recommend them for stubbys.

    Good luck with your quest.

    Heatermon

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