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Thanks for the suggestions. This is 1300 sq.ft condo. The W/H is located on the poarch, the heat exchanger is in the middle of the unit. The W/H has one cold water line in, one hot water line out and one water line retuning from the heat exchanger. The domestic hot water line must be teed somewhere in the wall or ceiling ahead of the heat exchanger. To correct the problem and bring it up to code I will need to have two lines (in and out) from the exchanger to the W/H or boiler, I get that. However, I am not looking forward to ripping into sheetrock to add a new copper line. Having said that, if I leave the existing configuration are there any safety or health reasons that I am missing?
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Own one in a 133 unit condo complex in '04. We all have the Apollo Hydroheater. The "heating system" is not on its own loop. In other words, the domestic hot water and the heating is on the same line. I been have told by professional plumbers this not to code. One of the owners has already made a correction which cost her 6K, she now has a tankless system for hot water and a sperate boiler for her heat. When my system gives up I hope if will not cost that much. Question: Can anyone think of a simpler less expensive solution?