Can’t find your part?   Contact us:   +1-309-603-4777
Open Hamburger Menu
Sears Parts Direct
Tips to find your model number
Cart
Orders
Your models

Keep track of the models you own in your profile

Sign in or Register to view or add models

Schedule a repair
Regency/Reliance Gas water heaters

Official Regency/Reliance gas water heater parts

Regency/Reliance builds dependable and safe gas water heaters to keep your home supplied with the hot tap water you need. Advanced controls on Regency/Reliance gas water heaters keep you safe from fire hazards and scalding. When your Regency/Reliance gas water heater isn't working, find the repair parts you need to fix the problem at Sears PartsDirect.

Browse by Category
Gas Water HeatersDown Icon
Frequently bought Regency/Reliance parts

Parts you might be looking for

Water Heater Temperature And Pressure Relief Valve (replaces 9000728, 9000728015, 9007483005) 9000728

Wheelers Water Heater Temperature And Pressure Relief Valve

Part #9000728

Replaced by #100108455

Info Icon
Manufacturer substitution
This part replaces 9000728. Substitute parts can look different from the original.
In Stock
$38.89
Minus Item
Qty
Plus Item
Water Heater Pilot Assembly (replaces 9002984-15, 9002984015) 9000284

Pilot

Part #9000284

Replaced by #100109070

Info Icon
Manufacturer substitution
This part replaces 9000284. Substitute parts can look different from the original.
In Stock
$50.00
Minus Item
Qty
Plus Item
Water Heater Anode Rod (replaces 9003097, 9003099, 9003930, 9003931, 9003935, 9003940, 9003941, 9003982, 9004255, 9004274, 9004331, 9004333, 9004333005, 9000947, 9001792, 9003450, 9003937, 9003967, 9003934, 9003934005) 9000705

Anode Rod

Part #9000705

Replaced by #100300397

Info Icon
Manufacturer substitution
This part replaces 9000705. Substitute parts can look different from the original.
In Stock
$56.92
10% OFF Phone Price : $62.92
Minus Item
Qty
Plus Item
K,drain Pan 9001609

Rexel Pan Base

Part #9001609

Replaced by #100108616

Info Icon
Manufacturer substitution
This part replaces 9001609. Substitute parts can look different from the original.
In Stock
$66.67
Minus Item
Qty
Plus Item
Water Heater Anode Rod (replaces 4700375, 9000279, 900029, 9000379, 9000707, 9001543) 9000707

Anode Rod

Part #9000707

Replaced by #9001453

Info Icon
Manufacturer substitution
This part replaces 9000707. Substitute parts can look different from the original.
In Stock
$84.66
7% OFF Phone Price : $90.66
Minus Item
Qty
Plus Item
Popular maintenance items for Gas Water Heaters

Parts you might be looking for

Water Heater Pilot Tube Assembly (replaces Std317025, Std317255, 9000278) 9000278

Water Heater Pilot Tube Assembly (replaces Std317025, Std317255)

Part #9000278

Replaced by #100108370

Info Icon
Manufacturer substitution
This part replaces 9000278. Substitute parts can look different from the original.
In Stock
$38.89
Minus Item
Qty
Plus Item

What to do when you're not getting enough hot water from your Regency/Reliance gas water heater

  • Check the thermostat setting. The typical water heater thermostat temperature setting is 120 degrees. Raise the thermostat setting slightly if it's set below 120 degrees.
  • Drain and flush tank sediment. Tank sediment interferes with water heating so drain and flush the tank to remove sediment.
  • Check the gas supply. Make sure that the gas supply cut-off valve is fully open and that you have an adequate gas supply provided to the water heater.
  • Check water heater tank size to see whether it's adequate for your hot water usage needs. You'll keep running out of hot water if the water heater is too small for your needs.
  • Check piping insulation. Repair any damaged insulation and install new insulation if needed to keep water hot as it travels through pipes.

Top replacement parts for Regency/Reliance gas water heaters

  • Gas valve assembly. The gas valve assembly monitors tank water temperature and cycles the burner on and off to maintain set water temperature.
  • Thermocouple. The thermocouple detects whether your pilot light is on by generating a very small electrical current powered by the heat of the pilot flame. If the gas valve assembly doesn't sense the small electrical current provided by the thermocouple, or the thermocouple cools, it assumes that the pilot light is off and shuts down the gas.
  • Pilot igniter. The pilot igniter lights the pilot burner when the button is pushed.
  • Temperature-pressure relief valve. The temperature-pressure (T&P) relief valve is a safety device that automatically opens to discharge hot water in the event of excessive temperature and/or pressure inside the tank. Replace the T&P valve if it leaks or malfunctions.