CORRO-PROTEC install and thoughts.

We were having an unpleasant odor from our well water after it passed through our water heater. After some research by my dad, we decided to give Corro-Protec a try. I wanted to document the install and our experience with the product to show people that its not a daunting DIY project. Description of job - Turn gas and water off to the water heater, release pressure from TP valve on heater, Remove old anode, install CORRO-PROTEC with Teflon tape or other thread sealer on the threads to prevent leaks, remove screw from cap of water heater and sand away any paint or coating so a good ground can be made, install screw back in hole with ground ring connector on electrical connection, plug spade connector into CORRO-PROTEC, shut TP valve, open water valves on heater, check for leaks, plug device into outlet, Re-light water heater. Tools used - Large ratchet or breaker bar, deep sockets 1 1/16” for removing old anode, 1 3/16” installing CORRO-PROTEC, Teflon tape or thread sealant, screwdriver for removing screw for ground, rough sandpaper for removing paint for ground. Pro tip - Take your time, breathe, and if you’re getting frustrated take a break.