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Just been to work on an oil combi which went in when the house was built just 7 years ago. Plumbed in on open vent? Couldn't believe it! I guess it will always have .6 bar but why would anyone do that?
F&E tank full of botany as pump on no.3. Anyone done/ seen this?
 
Some worcester & vaillant combis used to be "suitable" for open vent systems
 
yes I had to remove a tank as bloke I learnt my gas with had done this exact same thing!! It isn't even laziness, as pipes have to be installed from tank to boiler!! probably harder then installing from mains!!
 
Just been to work on an oil combi which went in when the house was built just 7 years ago. Plumbed in on open vent? Couldn't believe it! I guess it will always have .6 bar but why would anyone do that?
F&E tank full of botany as pump on no.3. Anyone done/ seen this?

i have removed a vailant system boiler that was plumbed to a open vent system
 
Yep think it was one of the early turbo max. , one with funny shaped combustion chamber and fga sample port bang in center, red plug I believe ?
 
Just been to work on an oil combi which went in when the house was built just 7 years ago. Plumbed in on open vent? Couldn't believe it! I guess it will always have .6 bar but why would anyone do that?
F&E tank full of botany as pump on no.3. Anyone done/ seen this?

Was there any pumps installed before the boiler???
Couse i have seen this kind of solution before :)
 
There used to be an open vent Worcester gas combi - it was one of the heatslaves, but I can't remember the number off the top of my head.

No reason not to - its a lot easier to find room for an F&E than for a cylinder and CWS tank. IIRC, Worcester had a version where the F&E tank was located in a whitre enamelled case which sat on top of the boiler.
 
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