1. Suburban Sw6del Parts Manual

In this video I show you how I flush out and clean my Suburban SW6DE RV Hot Water Heater. I do this on a yearly basis I also will be replacing the corroded anode rod and heater element. See Full Blog post here - I'm not an RV Technician and this video is just for demonstration purposes. This water heater uses both LP Gas and Electricity and safety precautions need to be followed.

If you feel at all uncomfortable doing this type of work yourself then have it done by a professional. Better safe than sorry. Also you may want to check if you are voiding some kind of warranty by doing it yourself. Check out my Favourite RV Updates: '20 Useful Upgrades I've Made To Our RV' ➨ -Connect with Love Your RV! Pinterest ► Google+ ► Facebook ► Twitter ► Blog Feed ► Monthly Newsletter ► Don't forget to Subscribe!

Husband and I recently purchased a new 2011 Coachmen Catalina 22FB. Dealer walk-through was basically useless, and I have been spending LOTS of time pouring over the various manuals (not user friendly either; another rant!) Meanwhile, we had our 1st maiden voyage, which when pretty well. But I am confused as to the operation of the water heater; here's why. After hooking up to city water, making sure HW tank was full and getting good water flow from all the taps, we hooked up to electricity. Fairly quickly, we were getting hot water, no prob during entire stay.

But a couple of days later, I noticed a rocker switch on my interior monitor panel marked 'Water heater'. I had not had this turned on the entire time and didn't know what its purpose was. Once back home and just guessing at this point, since I hadn't jotted down the actual model # of the WH in my manual (my bad), that it's the SW6DE model, which runs off electric and/or propane.? If so, can someone verify how and when I'm to toggle back and forth? I'm thinking, the switch located in the panel on the outside the TT was in the 'ON' position. Is this only to be turned on when using 110?

Suburban Sw6del Parts Manual

And if so, is that why we got hot water without doing anything else? If we had been boondocking, would I have had to turn on the interior rocker switch to have it run on LP? If so, would I still have to have to outside switch on 'ON'? I've also read that the HW heater can run on elec & propane at the same time for faster HW recovery. If so, do both the exterior and interior switches need to be turned on?? I know.dumb question, but would appreciate any insight.

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Husband and I recently purchased a new 2011 Coachmen Catalina 22FB. Dealer walk-through was basically useless, and I have been spending LOTS of time pouring over the various manuals (not user friendly either; another rant!) Meanwhile, we had our 1st maiden voyage, which when pretty well. But I am confused as to the operation of the water heater; here's why.

After hooking up to city water, making sure HW tank was full and getting good water flow from all the taps, we hooked up to electricity. Fairly quickly, we were getting hot water, no prob during entire stay. But a couple of days later, I noticed a rocker switch on my interior monitor panel marked 'Water heater'. I had not had this turned on the entire time and didn't know what its purpose was.

Once back home and just guessing at this point, since I hadn't jotted down the actual model # of the WH in my manual (my bad), that it's the SW6DE model, which runs off electric and/or propane.? Yes If so, can someone verify how and when I'm to toggle back and forth?

MTNGUY covered this in his reply I'm thinking, the switch located in the panel on the outside the TT was in the 'ON' position. Is this only to be turned on when using 110? And if so, is that why we got hot water without doing anything else? However as a precaution, I would suggest that as part of breaking down camp you turn off this switch or as many others do, turn off the inside 110v WH breaker. This way if you ever plug into AC, for whatever reason, you won't fry the WH electrical heating element.

When setting up camp you would do as you did your first time out: connect to city water, fill WH tank, connect to AC, then turn on WH (rocker switch outside or breaker inside, whichever you choose to use). If we had been boondocking, would I have had to turn on the interior rocker switch to have it run on LP? Yes in order to use LP gas. If so, would I still have to have to outside switch on 'ON'?

This one can be on or off (since you won't be connected to AC it doesn't matter). One caveat, many boondocking bring along a generator, so if on and connected to a gen set it will be powered. I would leave it off. I've also read that the HW heater can run on elec & propane at the same time for faster HW recovery.

If so, do both the exterior and interior switches need to be turned on?? Yes I know.dumb question, but would appreciate any insight. See responses in red. Hope these answers cover your questions, otherwise please follow up with any additional questions. No question is ever a dumb questions, however some of our actions can be considered dumb. Frankm, Can you think of any reason I can't get hot water from AC? Is there something simple I'm overlooking?

Do you have any suggestions? Thanx in advance, Chuckster Yep, 1- the 120 v outlet found in the rear of your water heater tank is dead. You can check it with a meter or just plug in something like a drop light or something to tell you it's working. 2- the hi limit thermostat has kicked out. Try pushing on the reset found behind the rubber cover near the top of the tank. This is located outside where the burner is.

3- the electric element is burned out. Remove the burner tube and the lower cover to reveal the screw in element and it's connections. Place a volt meter across the element terminals and if you have 120v but no heat the element is burned out. You can also read this thread for somewhat more complete trouble shooting of your unit. Be SURE and turn off ALL POWER AND LP GAS WHEN WORKING ON THE WATER HEATER UNIT. You can turn electric back on once you are actually ready to test voltage at the terminals.

If you are unsure or not confident in your ability to do this go to a pro for help. KyDan, Thanks for your input, ideas and the link to Dry fired. Frankm, this is a new 2012 trailer and this is our 3rd outing. As mentioned in previous posts, we have hot water via LP but nothing through AC. The on/off switch inside the exterior compartment is on and the circuit breaker in the control center has been turned off and then reset.

We are currently out on our 4th outing, this time in Gettysburg through the 13th, so I'm working to resolve this issue. Why pay for LP when AC is free? Thanks fellas, I appreciate all the suggestions and ideas for solving this problem. I'll keep you posted — and thanx again.