Description
Comparison points and tradeoffs
When comparing NBK 20291 Atwood Hot Water Heater Gas Valve Replaces OEM Part Number 91602 with other Water Heaters options, use this source-backed detail as the primary discriminator: Features: 20291 Atwood Hot Water Heater Gas Valve Replaces OEM Part Number 91602 Warning: Product may contain materials cautioned by California Proposition 65.
Use this second fact to evaluate the tradeoff: Product identity: NBK 20291 Atwood Hot Water Heater Gas Valve Replaces OEM Part Number 91602. A third point to compare across alternatives is: Referenced part number: 91602.
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Complete source-backed product details
Features: 20291 Atwood Hot Water Heater Gas Valve Replaces OEM Part Number 91602 Warning: Product may contain materials cautioned by California Proposition 65
Source product highlights
- This is a gas regulator which works for an Atwood gas water heater, commonly found in RVs
- This part will work for an Atwood 91602
- 3/8 Inch Female NPT Thread Inlet x 3/8 Inch Female NPT Thread Outlet
- Fits Model Numbers: G4SM, G6A-3, G6A-6, G610-3, G610-3B, G6A7, GC6A3, GC6A6, GC6A7, GC6AA7, GH6-3, GH6-6, GH610-3, GH6-7, GH6AA7, GH6-3, GH6-6, GH610-3, GH6-7, G6A-6P, G6A-7P
Taylor A Kissinger –
Product delivered promptly, packed well and it works
Rynette Keen –
Thank you for the quick delivery. Works great!
richard doll –
used in an older rv water heater, so far so good but doesn’t get used much.
Michael –
No matter if I turn the temp all the way up, all the way down or anywhere in between I get 160 degree water. This is NOT acceptable and has been a waste of money and more importantly, time. Also the gas inlet hole is different size than original. Went to 4 stores before finding the right connection.
old bear –
Bought this to replace my non working valve on my older hot water heater. Ad claimed it would work for my model of heater, and it did, with the exception of the gas flow tube. I used the “longer” tube from my old system, as the “shorter” tube that came with the valve, was not long enough. One of the brass gas feed connections was a different size also, but a quick trip the House of Hose, solved that problem. TIP: Don’t throw out your old set up until you get the new one; you might need to swap some parts.
Gabriel Munoz –
The gas valve fit perfectly and it is still working fine
John –
Works great
Albert J. Rocha –
Satisfied on everything