Re: how do I ensure there is a cold water path to the boilers return

> > > > > > > > > The good people at Baxi sent me a set of instructions for my Ma's Baxi > > > Bermuda 552. > > > > > > "c) in a fully pumped system the cold feed pipe may be connected to the > > flow > > > pipe, 6 inches away from the vent pipe (close coupled), but there must > > > always be a cold water path to the boilers return connection." > > > > > > The following has me puzzled > > > > > > *** but there must always be a cold water path to the boilers return > > > connection *** > > > > > > > > > If I stick the cold feed in the flow, how do I ensure there is a cold > > water > > > path to the boilers return? > > > > > > > > > Francis > > > > > > > > > > It means that the header tank feed should be fitted to the return side of > > the boiler, as this has no valves which would prevent the whole system > > filling, that is even if you have the pump on the return side, and that in > > the event of the system over heating is has an easy path to vent off to. > > > > Why they have worded it this way is to give the installer options of > feeding > > the system with water, but tells them that there should always be an > > unrestricted on vent off. > > > > > > --- > > BigWallop > > > >
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> Version: 6.0.495 / Virus Database: 294 - Release Date: 30/06/03 > > > > > > > But it says I can put the cold feed in the flow?! > > > Francis > >

True, but (there's always a but) it also says, as you typed, "but there must always be a cold water path to the boilers return connection" which to me says that there must always be a cold water path to the return on the boilers connection.

It's in the wording (?) What is meant is that there can be feed connections to both the flow and return if you so wish, but there must always be a cold water path to the return on the boilers connection. This would allow you to put a combined feed and vent directly on the boilers flow pipe, but it would have to be before any valves or pumps were fitted to that side of the boiler, but you must install a cold water path to the boilers return connection.

Well I'm more confused now, I don't know about you. :-))

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