Restore reliable gas ignition to your older Atwood RV water heater with this direct-replacement ignition control kit. Designed specifically for units that use a post electrode connection, this kit replaces discontinued modules 91420 and 91606 with a single, ready-to-install solution. Also sold under NBK part number 12528K.
Older Atwood water heaters equipped with post-style electrode connections are a common source of no-ignition complaints in RV service bays and DIY driveways alike. The control board wears out, the electrode assembly corrodes or cracks, and suddenly you have no hot water. The 91504 kit addresses both failure points in one package.
This kit is purpose-built for water heaters originally equipped with Atwood part numbers 91420 or 91606. If your unit carried either of those modules, the 91504 drops in as a direct replacement -- no splicing, no adapter harnesses, no guesswork on electrode orientation.
Engineered for older Atwood water heater models that use a post-style electrode connection -- not compatible with flat-spade electrode designs.
Runs on standard 12-volt DC RV house power. No converter required if your rig has a functioning battery or shore power setup.
Single kit replaces Atwood 91420 and Atwood 91606, consolidating two discontinued SKUs into one current, serviceable part.
The ignition electrode is included with the control module -- no need to source the electrode separately before you can complete the repair.
The 91504 ships as a complete ignition kit:
Hardware for panel mounting may vary by heater model. Verify your existing mounting configuration before installation.
This kit is designed for older Atwood gas RV water heaters that originally shipped with a post-style electrode ignition system. Confirm your existing module carries part number 91420 or 91606 before ordering. If your current board uses a flat-spade or plug-in electrode connector, this kit is not the correct replacement.
Common Atwood water heater series that used the 91420/91606 modules include older G6A and G10 series units. Check the heater's data label inside the access door for the original module part number.
Replacement of the ignition control module on an Atwood water heater is a common DIY repair for RV owners comfortable with basic 12V wiring and LP gas appliance service. General steps include: