Heatmor Anode Rod

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Dec 13, 2019
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South Carolina
I have a Heatmor 200 CSS which I bought used. It was built in 2009 and is old enough to have a location for an anode rod.

I am sure the rod has dissolved by now .

The new Heatmor water stoves don't use an anode rod, they decided it didn't help that much I suppose. Is there any value in replacing the anode rod? I have treated the water with the recommended chemical and Heatmor is doing the water testing.
 
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