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Rippy

As above, my hot water cylinder will not heat up when the heating is on. The hot water will heat up when the immersion is on.

The pipes going to the coil are both hot, even when the heating is on all day it won't heat!

Any help greatly appreciated

Thanks
 
Op shear nut off cylinder thinks he's undoing it and he's tighten it, please get a plumbo in and the op has not got a camera,
a photograph will tell us more than words, now quick before I go to bed.
 
Op shear nut off cylinder thinks he's undoing it and he's tighten it, please get a plumbo in and the op has not got a camera,
a photograph will tell us more than words, now quick before I go to bed.[/QUOTE

Do some zzdzZzzz for me as well Happyflyer.. and I'll do homework tonight mate lolz
 
Sorry been trying to upload photos but I'm on my ipad. I'll try upload later
 

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I hate guessing on UKPF its not at all prof, have you got water in the expansion tank, I won't ask any more just this
one, I would not put a spanner on any of that plumbing unless you know what you are doing, looks like there a bit of water on the floor
already. Looks like the vent tee is lower than the cylinder connection but it might be the camera angle and there is a nice little goal post
22 mm I can see there asking to get air in it.
 
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Unfortunately I am a plumber lads, just completely stuck on this one.

ill post a picture of the mess of pipes downstairs.

@spanner I opened the top nut on the cylinder but no air.
 
Are you saying both pipes are hot (the ones in the lh back corner) Don't go cracking nuts open unless you want a new ceiling. You'd be best to get someone in unless you know what you are doing and are confident to deal with it when it goes tts up.
 

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