American Standard Water Heater Age by Serial Number
Enter your American Standard water heater serial number and model number to instantly discover manufacturing date, current age, and detailed specifications. Essential for warranty claims, maintenance planning, and replacement decisions.
American Standard Water Heater Age & Model Info
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Finding Your American Standard Serial Number
Check these numbered locations on your American Standard water heater to find the serial number label
Common Locations:
- 1Side panel near the bottom
- 2Front access panel
- 3Behind removable covers
- 4On the water heater jacket
What to Look For:
- White or metallic manufacturer label
- Usually includes model number and capacity
- Serial number is typically 8-12 characters
- May be labeled as "Serial No." or "S/N"
Pro Tip: If you can't find the serial number, try removing access panels or checking behind the temperature dial.
American Standard Serial Number Examples:
Tip: Don't worry if your serial number doesn't match these examples exactly. American Standard has multiple formats, and our system can decode most variations.
About American Standard Water Heaters
American Standard water heaters combine the trusted heritage of one of America's most recognized plumbing brands with reliable water heating technology. With over 140 years of experience in the plumbing industry, American Standard has built a reputation for quality fixtures and appliances. Their water heaters are designed for dependable performance and efficient operation, serving both residential and light commercial applications across North America.
American Standard manufactures gas and electric tank water heaters in standard residential capacities. Their products feature quality construction with glass-lined tanks and anode rod corrosion protection. Models include both atmospheric vent and power vent configurations to suit various installation requirements. American Standard backs its water heaters with competitive warranty coverage. Serial numbers use a YYWW format where the first two digits indicate the year and the next two digits indicate the week of manufacture.