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We have had an interesting discussion on silicŏn and silicōne. To make a long story short, silicon is an element and silicones are polymers containing silicon and oxygen, and often carbon and hydrogen as well. Silicon, the 14th element in the Periodic Table, is the seventh most common element...

There is a metal cover on the face Remove that and beneath it are the thermostat (called Control assembly in the manual).and the heating element. Do you have the GMC motorhome maintenance manual X7525 ? On page 24J-20 is the Type 1 water heater with the square case and on page 24 J-21 is Type 2...

You can buy an adapter that bolts in and allows you to use screw in elements. Much easier to service. Check Home Depot or Lowe’s. Emery Stora > > Ok so its an EH6 with the bokt in element (4 bolts) not the screw in. > > So question is are residencial heating elements the same as rv units...

Nelson When I replaced mine I bought the adapter that attaches to the 4 bolt plate and which allows you to use a screw in element which is easier to find and easier to install. Emery Stora > > Thanks all for the feedback, > Lowe’s has them for 11 bucks. > > Sent from my iPad > >> >>...

...won’t trip a breaker if the water heater is on and the air conditioner or microwave kicks on. It also won’t burn out as easily as a 120 volt element. Emery Stora > > Thanks Marsh, > So it will heat the water albeit somewhat slower. Is 1125 watts reasonable for heating 6 gallons? > >...

...thinking of? I got the Blazecut for in my engine compartment > until I can spring for the automatic FireFight system. > Might look at that element fire though for a quick handheld in addition to my regular extinguisher. > -- > Deb McWade > Logan Lake, BC, CAN > "Li'l Sister" > '77 Kingsley...

...to 140-150F. Most will have an adjustable thermostat. > > Be careful working near that thing, the 120V connections are exposed at the heater element. > > Your element is likely fried because it would over-heat before the thermal conduction could trip the thermostats. A trick to help prevent...

I would expect that you burnt out the heating element. You can easily test the thermostat. They should pass current until they get hot and open the circuit. A VOM set on resistance (ohms)or a test light should allow you to test them. Emery Stora > >> Are you talking about the thermostat...

...on my furnace at home - don't > know what it is but I'll bet that it is something along those lines. Obviously generated a lot of heat - element trying to heat and empty tank. > > I can't find anything about this in the binders of upgrades from my PO, but I do see that Jim K lists the same...

It should definitely NOT take longer for your friends 240 volt heating element to heat his water (May me slightly longer if it’s jutting out 1300 watts rather than 1400 watts) but not 2 hours. I would look for another problem. I suspect his thermostat is bad or there are loose connections on...

The original element (at least in my 1977 Kingsley) is a square flange mount with 4 bolts in the corners that bolt to a matching flange on the water heater. A gasket fits between the flanges. More modern heating elements have screw threads. One can purchase an adapter flange which has a...

Tom Sorry, but the wattage is 1/4 if you run a 240 volt element on 120 volts. So a 240 volt 4000 watt element running on 120 volts would put out 1000 watts. Emery Stora >> From: Gmclist on behalf of Thomas >> Phipps >> Sent: Saturday, October 13, 2018 20:28 >> To: gmclist >> Subject: Re...

...Problem is, stuff can still sloth of at the pump or line and you risk sticking the needle and seat. >> For that reason I still have the paper element in place just in case- which with the pre filter should last a long time >> -- >> 76 Glenbrook >> >>...

...I sell a Donaldson filter assembly that I modify for our GMC's. With a 4 inch duct from a grille air scoop. All the way to the carb/EFI. The element is 11 inches long, and 7 inches in dia. With very deep folds. Bob Dunahugh 78 Royale > _______________________________________________ > GMCnet...

...away from the excitement and drama to the lowest energy >> place they can find. (Remind you of some people you know?). When a rotating element is eccentric, the larger radius is the higher energy. So, the >> beads go down hill to the low energy area. When they get there, they stay put unless...

Mac You are missing the point. It is true that a 4000 watt element connected to 240 volts will draw 16.67 amps but this is true only if it is connected to 240 volts -- but in this case if you hook that element up to 120 volts it will draw about 8.3 amps.and produce approximately 1000 watts. I...

You can find the parts at Home Depot and I even bought a thermostat at Ace Hardware once. The original element is a 1000 watt 120 volts. This draws about 8.3 amps. This is hard to find. You can find a 1500 watt 102 volt at home depot but that draws 12.5 amps. If you use a 4000 watt 240 volts...

...breaker box might not be turned on or perhaps >> someone turned on the water heater without water in the tank and burned out >> the heating element. >> >> Emery Stora >> 77 Kingsley >> Frederick, CO >> >>> >>> As I said earlier I am new to GMC's so here's my question I fill the >> water...

Should have read "check" not Chevy. Emery Stora > > Use your VOM and Chevy the voltage across the two terminals on the heating element. Then shut off the switch, disconnect one wire from the heating element and check the ohms across the two terminals of the heating element. Let us know what...

Use your VOM and Chevy the voltage across the two terminals on the heating element. Then shut off the switch, disconnect one wire from the heating element and check the ohms across the two terminals of the heating element. Let us know what you find. Emery Stora > > The breakers all appear to...