Nope. The piece of my mind will be directed to me. Bearing in mind I need to put a flue liner in before I can get hot water again, the whole set up is now being redesigned.
The sad part is that I explained all of this to a couple of installers/plumbers a few months back and they tried to...
Agreed that the job is not as straightforward as I thought, but very glad I posted here otherwise the installer would not only have cost me money but probably a great deal of stress as well! Someone is going to get a piece of my mind in the morning!!!
Many thanks to everyone who has contributed...
Just move the top outlet from the AGA/Boiler to the very top of the vertical side of the cylinder in the diagram above about Primatic systems and that is what I have - ignore internal cylinder stuff.
Would I be able to tell whether the system was primatic or not by feeling inside? From what I feel the inlet pipe goes in and that is that, shining a torch through the hole appears to confirm that. The AGA output is close to the top of the cylinder (but still on the side). Beginning to look like...
3 water tanks in the loft, all connected and act as one. 'Overflow/vent' pipe from top of cylinder goes into top of one of the tanks in a classic 'indirect vented' way. Tanks/system supply hot and cold water throughout house, only other cold comes from kitchen tap that comes direct from mains.
There is no coil. I can stick my finger through the holes and feel the inside of the cylinder in all directions. Does this mean I have a Primatic system and if so how certain are you about that or should I await a second or third opinion. Not saying you are wrong (I don't know) just asking...
Apologies if this question has been posted before, I did try searching...
Need a replacement hot water cylinder. Replacing a 1970s copper one. I believe I need an indirect vented cylinder with no coil inside. Set up is similar to any indirect system but hot is heated from an old AGA, no...