I've searched and searched on Google, because this seems like an overly simple question ... But I just can't find any information on where the sacrificial anode is normally located in a pool heat pump.
The company that makes my heat-pump is out of business, and while browsing the manual recently due to an unrelated issue, I happened to notice that it claims the anode should be checked annually (unfortunately it's been 5 years and I've never known about this) -- and yet they never mention where the anode is located!
This unit looks like the standard/generic heat pump (former brand: Fafco); I was hoping there might be a fairly consistent location where this anode is located in most heat pumps, or some idea of what it looks like / what I should be searching for?
Thank you in advance!
The company that makes my heat-pump is out of business, and while browsing the manual recently due to an unrelated issue, I happened to notice that it claims the anode should be checked annually (unfortunately it's been 5 years and I've never known about this) -- and yet they never mention where the anode is located!
This unit looks like the standard/generic heat pump (former brand: Fafco); I was hoping there might be a fairly consistent location where this anode is located in most heat pumps, or some idea of what it looks like / what I should be searching for?
Thank you in advance!