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Single Coil with a Stanley Stove

  • 20-08-2015 10:31am
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    BluefishJD
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 29 ✭


    Hi all - a quick stove and plumbing query - Is it correct that I would need a Dual/Double Coil Cylinder when I have a Stove and Central Heating - Got Stove installed over 2 years ago now have a different plumber working on Bathroom fixtures today and he just questioned the Hot press and said that it is all wrong as in all we have is a single coil, valves in wrong place, pipe connections on wrong side etc - is this correct should the plumber who installed the stove put in a dual coil straight up before anything else was done? and if this is the case do I try and go back to the original plumber (Who obviously installed everything wrong) and get him to rectify the issue or just get new plumber (Currently working house) to get me a cost on fixing everything to the way it should be? Previous Plumber was hard to get at the best of times and just wonder should I bother trying to get him to fix his original mistakes as a lot of time has passed (Job was done by cash and cheaper - yes I've learnt my lesson if cost to good to be true...) - I have posted question here before about the stove and the rads since the installation of the stove sometimes hot water sometimes not, sometimes rads hot sometimes not and need to continually bleed rads so obviously something is wrong and new guy is not just looking for a job! Any advice is appreciated.
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    Dtp1979
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,870 ✭✭✭✭Dtp1979


    BluefishJD wrote: »
    Hi all - a quick stove and plumbing query - Is it correct that I would need a Dual/Double Coil Cylinder when I have a Stove and Central Heating - Got Stove installed over 2 years ago now have a different plumber working on Bathroom fixtures today and he just questioned the Hot press and said that it is all wrong as in all we have is a single coil, valves in wrong place, pipe connections on wrong side etc - is this correct should the plumber who installed the stove put in a dual coil straight up before anything else was done? and if this is the case do I try and go back to the original plumber (Who obviously installed everything wrong) and get him to rectify the issue or just get new plumber (Currently working house) to get me a cost on fixing everything to the way it should be? Previous Plumber was hard to get at the best of times and just wonder should I bother trying to get him to fix his original mistakes as a lot of time has passed (Job was done by cash and cheaper - yes I've learnt my lesson if cost to good to be true...) - I have posted question here before about the stove and the rads since the installation of the stove sometimes hot water sometimes not, sometimes rads hot sometimes not and need to continually bleed rads so obviously something is wrong and new guy is not just looking for a job! Any advice is appreciated.

    Try post a picture of the hotpress pipe work. And yes, if you've more than one heating appliance then you need 2 coils. Does the oil and solid fuel both heat the cylinder?


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