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Bradford White 415-49559-04 Aluminum Hex Head Anode Rod A420

Special Price $107.42 Regular Price $123.53
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415-49559-04
The Bradford White 415-49559-04 Anode Rod is essential in the HVAC systems because it is made of A420 aluminum with a hex head. It corrodes sacrificially to protect the steel tank of the water heater from rusting or developing a leakage. It also enhances the life cycle of the water heater in addition to implementing energy efficiency in the heating and conveying discipline. They include; Reduced maintenance costs due to reduced corrosion on the tank and; Ensuring that your water heating system is efficient and long-lasting.
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Specifications

  • Type: Anode Rod
  • Material: A420 Aluminum
  • Head Type: Hex
Manufacturer Name: Bradford White
Product Number: 415-49559-04
OEM Part Number: 415-49559-04
Product Description: Anode-A420 Aluminum Hex Head
Weight:3lbs/1360.78g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Bradford White 415-49559-04 Anode Rod?

Inspect the anode rod annually for corrosion or depletion, and replace it when significantly worn. Ensure proper installation torque and check surrounding tank connections. Regular care helps prevent tank corrosion and maintains water heater efficiency.

What are common issues with the Bradford White 415-49559-04 Anode Rod?

  • Accelerated corrosion if the rod is depleted.
  • Leaks around the rod connection.
  • Mineral buildup reducing effectiveness.
  • Improper fit or installation difficulties.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Shut off the water supply and relieve pressure from the water heater.

Step 2: Drain enough water to access the existing anode rod.

Step 3: Use a wrench to remove the old anode rod carefully.

Step 4: Install the new aluminum hex head anode rod, tightening securely without over-torquing.

Step 5: Refill the tank, checking for leaks around the rod connection.

Step 6: Restore normal water flow and test for proper operation.