Hi All
I'm looking for some advice please if possible, i've just purchased a 2001 Bessacarr Cameo 625GL twin axle and it has wet central heating which is a Primus System which i believe were bought out by Alde.. i have read up a little but cannot find full info, i need to know how much fluid the system holds and what antifreeze is ok to put in, i have heard that using bottled water is best ?, i would like to use pink antifreeze as i believe this has a 5 year life, i know where it is filled but would like to know the process of filling i.e. if you put in so much fluid and then switch it on to pump it round and carry on with this process until its at the correct level or if you carry on filling until it comes just above the lowest level then switch it on and top up if necessary .. i know bits and bobs but for one i do not know where the bleed valves are in the van .. unfortunately our van didnt come with a manual for the central heating system but came with every other manual for everything else :huh: .. the heating manual is the one i really could have done with as only ever had blow air .. any help would be greatly appreciated .. im not sure if Primus and Alde differ very much as they all seem to look the same .... i want to do this right so that i dont cause any damage to the system ....
Many Thanks in Advance
Karen
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I'm looking for some advice please if possible, i've just purchased a 2001 Bessacarr Cameo 625GL twin axle and it has wet central heating which is a Primus System which i believe were bought out by Alde.. i have read up a little but cannot find full info, i need to know how much fluid the system holds and what antifreeze is ok to put in, i have heard that using bottled water is best ?, i would like to use pink antifreeze as i believe this has a 5 year life, i know where it is filled but would like to know the process of filling i.e. if you put in so much fluid and then switch it on to pump it round and carry on with this process until its at the correct level or if you carry on filling until it comes just above the lowest level then switch it on and top up if necessary .. i know bits and bobs but for one i do not know where the bleed valves are in the van .. unfortunately our van didnt come with a manual for the central heating system but came with every other manual for everything else :huh: .. the heating manual is the one i really could have done with as only ever had blow air .. any help would be greatly appreciated .. im not sure if Primus and Alde differ very much as they all seem to look the same .... i want to do this right so that i dont cause any damage to the system ....
Many Thanks in Advance
Karen
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