Wher can I see The year of fabrication on a tank(elect water heater)pro 410

1) Look for brand name of your heater on following .pdf file:
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Find-Age-of-water-heater.pdf

2) Home Depot sells GE heaters made by Rheem.
I am assuming that serial number starts with 1209, and that year of manufacture is 09 for 2009.

3) These water heaters have glass vial that breaks when combustion chamber experiences overheating due to dirty combustion parts, clogged air intake, exposure to flammable vapor.
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-repair-Rheem-TRD.html

4) Water heater warranties are usually first-year: full parts, labor and tank. After first year: parts and tank but no labor.
Warranty may be pro-rated and the value diminishes as water heater ages.
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-maintain-water-heater.html

5) Warranty may not apply is customer has not followed installation and maintenance as shown in product manual, such as checking anode rod, and yearly service by trained technician.

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Did you clean sediment out of tank when replacing elements?
Did you replace thermostats? Thermostats go bad, or get out of calibration.
Copy following link for tank-type electric water heater troubleshoot:
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-troubleshoot-electric-problems-with-water-heater.html

Test elements.
Sounds like lower element is burned out.
Clean sediment out of tank. Check for water leak running hot water out of tank by putting ear against pipe.
Replace both thermostats.

Electric water heater will last 20+ years, IF ...
Electric water heater is totally unique because it can last forever with part replacement using parts from hardware store, as long as tank does not rust because of depleted anode rod, and pressure is kept below 80psi.
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-maintain-water-heater.html
Annual water heater maintenance will pay you $10 a month, tax free money in pocket, by avoiding tank replacement.


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Whirlpool water heaters are made by AOSmith company, which owns American, Reliance, State, Craftmaster and makes water heaters for Kenmore and Whirlpool.
These are good heaters.

Register Whirlpool product at following link:
http://www.whirlpoolwaterheaters.com/support/warrantyreg.aspx

It is not necessary to register product for warranty to be valid.
And if you move to new home and take water heater, then warranty does not follow. So it might be disadvantageous to register product in that circumstance.

You can see brand, model number, and serial number located on label on side of tank.
The serial number is unique and is key for warranty coverage, even if you lost receipt. Serial number shows year of manufacture in first two digits.
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Find-Age-of-water-heater.pdf

It is not necessary to register water heater for warranty to be valid, as long as following applies: Original owner, single-family non-commercial residential installation, and installation that conforms to instructions shown in product manual, and water heater is maintained as shown in product manual.

If you purchased extended warranty, then remember the warranty is carried by a third party that also requires same as above.
And the warranty may be pro-rated, rendering it nearly valueless in later years.

Typical water heater warranty:
First year of warranty covers tank-parts-labor.
After first year, the warranty shrinks to tank-parts.
The math shows that shorter warranty tank has greater percentage of full coverage.
Convert ordinary 6 year tank into 9-12-15 year tank by maintaining water heater. Especially cleaning air intake located on bottom of tank, inspecting anode rod to prevent rusting, and following maintenance schedule shown in product manual.
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-maintain-water-heater.html

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Assuming this water heater is tank type..... Most plumbers will have a cutoff valve located at the water heater or they should have.... if there is not a valve there then the next option will be at water meter located outside or in basement depending on the area you live in......if you dwelling is supplied by a well then you may have a valve in next to the pump or determine what breaker supplies the power to well and turn it off.... ( this will take a little time for the pressure to drop low enough to actually slow the water leak) if the leak is on the tank then you must cut power off to the unit and remove unit or drain the tank to stop the water from spreading( if unit is an electric)

1) Call Bosch.
Gas Products Technical Support: 800-642-3111
Electric Product Technical Support: 866-330-2729

2) Save money and buy whole new tank-type electric water heater at local box store for $250, and go on-line and get coupons before purchase.
http://waterheatertimer.org/pro-n-con-for-tankless-water-heater.html

The tank is drained by removing tank, and using hot water outlet as a drain.
Under-counter tanks are not made with thick steel hull that adds cost and weight to product.
Water heater can rust out quickly if anode rod is not checked and replaced each year.
Anode rod depletion is faster if home has water softener.
All tank-type water heaters have replaceable anode rod that protects tank from rusting, and most water heater manuals include general description of anode and maintenance.
http://waterheatertimer.org/Replace-anode-rod.html#ariston

Rusted water heater must be replaced.

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Hello CATHY Have the ANODE rod replaced in the heater.That should help as they wear out over time.

providing ther is no problem with water heater it should.
It it trips again check out thremostats on heater.

The difference between the Bosch GL4 and GL4Ti is the GL4Ti has a glass lined tank with titanium inside and an 8 year warranty. The GL4 has a glass lined stainless steel tank and a 6 year warranty.

Make sure that there is no leaks traveling down the hoses or at the connections on the top. The tanks can leak, if you have the Stainless Steel tank the following information applies - Stainless Steel Tank: 3 years, with an extended service plan available when installed by an InSinkErator Pro Circle™ plumber. I you product is under warranty I believe that you can call the number that is printed on the tank and literature.