The pipe to the right of the picture right of the hot water cylinder is currently the vent pipe, the pipe that continues above the pump terminates just above with a bleeding valve on it to get the air out.
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Regarding the vent is currently on the opposite side of the airing cupboard, would this need to be cut as close to the floor as possible and reconnected below the pump?
When you mention the pump needs to be above
Regarding the vent it is currently on the opposite side of the airing cupboard, would this need to be cut as close to the floor as possible and reconnected below the pump?
When you mention the pump, do you suggest moving it higher to allow the vent and cold water feed to be connected?
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