cloves
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Hi,
I have an AO Smith Vertex. I am in the process of replacing the anode rods. The inlet water anode rod is a combo rod with the plastic in-between as shown in the photo. While removing the anode rod the middle disconnected/rboke from the plastic part inside the pipe. I was wondering if anyone had an any ideas on how to remove the inside plastic and remaining anode? Looks like the new design has two notches built into the plastic part that could be used to place some sort of pliers to pull up on.
I attached an image for removing a Bradford white anode rod, but I believe this is just for the outside nipple and not the plastic part inside that holds the anode rod.
Thoughts would greatly be appreciated.
I have an AO Smith Vertex. I am in the process of replacing the anode rods. The inlet water anode rod is a combo rod with the plastic in-between as shown in the photo. While removing the anode rod the middle disconnected/rboke from the plastic part inside the pipe. I was wondering if anyone had an any ideas on how to remove the inside plastic and remaining anode? Looks like the new design has two notches built into the plastic part that could be used to place some sort of pliers to pull up on.
I attached an image for removing a Bradford white anode rod, but I believe this is just for the outside nipple and not the plastic part inside that holds the anode rod.
Thoughts would greatly be appreciated.