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Any1 come accross split cyclinder coils with newish cyclinder! I was called to a job where the heating wasnt working and this was the problem, i went to drain the heating and it started draining from the cwsc, then i turned the cold feed to the cycliner off and it started draining from the f&e! also when i turned on the gate valve which fed the heating and the f&e started back filling nd overlowing! Suspected a split coil, anyway ripped the cyclinder out and checked the 2 coils (had a back boiler coil aswell) blew throught each of them and air started coming out of the top of the cyclinder! Problem solved, ya never know with plumbing ehh what a thought was a hours work turned out to be a 2 day job.lol any1 experienced this problem with a newish cyclinder prob 10-15 years old????
 
Never seen a split coil, to be honest. Often wondered why I have not seen coils in badly corroded cylinders rotted. Have seen lots of the older types, with a " cylinder" ( whatever it's real name is) instead of a coil, failing & causing whatever is the lowest tank to o/flow. Always am afraid to plug exp & feed on those type when say, changing a rad valve as high risk of collapsing the internal cylinder, as some are weak.
 
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