How to Install a Corro Protec Powered Anode Rod

I show the steps to install a Corro Protec powered anode rod. You will need a 1 1/16 inch socket wrench to remove the standard anode rod and a 1 3/16 inch socket to install the powered anode rod. The power cord is 12 feet long to plug into a standard outlet.
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Does Cindy help with video graphing? Whoever does, does a great job!

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Hi Art, Cindy takes a lot of extra shots lately with the camera and I usually do the editing.

[@kkovler1]

you don't think the Teflon tape will interfere with grounding of anode rod to tank?

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Hi, they have a dedicated ground wire going to a tank screw for grounding.

[@sunilpatel9156]

Is it worth the price?

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Hi, we put this in at a friends house, she said it made a big difference in the sulfur smell she was getting from her well water.
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Did you expect that dirty water to come out of the faucet?

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When you drain water from the water heater and then refill it, any debris or buildup on the bottom gets stirred up. So you usually get some cloudy water.

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Yes when ever you stir things around inside that water heater it will kick up settled sediment off the bottom of the heater it’s normal