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Posted by Mercellus Bohren on May 1, 2008, 12:19 pm
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> > The Sears Kenmore Power Miser 6, 40 Gallon, Natural Gas water heater
> > is a poorly designed product. I recommend that if you are needing a
> > water heater, to stay away from this product line, and this specific
> > water heater (the Sears Kenmore Power Miser 6, 40 Gallon, Type:
> > Natural Gas).
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> > I have now been waiting for about a month for a thermocouple part to
> > replace the thermocouple on my two-year-old Sears Kenmore Power Miser
> > 6, 40 Gallon, Natural Gas water heater. This part is on backorder
> > because, I believe, they can't keep them in stock because the
> > thermocouple assembly is failing for many customers who have purchased
> > the Sears Kenmore Power Miser 6, 40 Gallon, Natural Gas water heater
> > over the past few years.
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> > YCTML.
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> Aren't thermocouples standard parts in all gas fired appliances and you ca=
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> pick one up at just about any hardware store for $5. =A0The only thing you=
> have to know is how long it needs to be. =A0I always buy the "12 ones beca=
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> you can just coil the extra wire and tuck it away. =A0In most cases, a
> thermocouple is a universal fit.
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> So why do you insist on waiting for a service call when you could do it
> yourself by this evening. =A0It only takes a small wrench and 15 minutes, =
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> time than it takes to schedule the service call. =A0You are in a DIY forum=
> afterall. =A0I can't believe you are waiting a month without hot water, th=
at's
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You have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. Try doing some
research on this specific product, and then get back to me.
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