  We analyze the Josephson,$I_{J}$, and dissipative,$I_{V}$, currents in a
magnetic Andreev interferometer in the presence of the long-range spin triplet
component (LRSTC). Andreev interferometer has a cross-like geometry and
consists of a SF$_{l}$ - F - F$_{r}$S circuit and perpendicular to it a N - F -
N circuit, where S, F$_{l,r}$ are superconductors and weak ferromagnets with
non-collinear magnetisations $\mathbf{M}_{l,r}$, F is a strong ferromagnet with
a high exchange energy. The ferromagnetic wire F can be replaced with a
non-magnetic wire n. In the limit of a weak proximity effect (PE), we obtain
simple analytical expressions for the currents $I_{J}$ and $I_{V}$. In
particular, the critical Josephson current in a long Josephson junction (JJ) is
$I_{c}(\alpha ,\beta )=I_{0c}\chi (\alpha ,\beta )$, where the function $% \chi
(\alpha ,\beta )$ is a function of angles $(\alpha ,\beta )_{l,r}$ that
characterize the orientations of $\mathbf{M}_{l,r}$. The oscillating part of
the dissipative current $I_{osc}(V)=\chi (\alpha ,\beta )\cos \varphi I_{0}(V)$
in the N - F(n)- N circuit depends on the angles $(\alpha ,\beta )_{l,r}$ in
the same way as the critical Josephson current $I_{c}(\alpha ,\beta )$, but can
be much greater than the $I_{c}(\alpha ,\beta )$. At some angles the current
$I_{c}(\alpha ,\beta )$ changes sign. We briefly discuss a relation between the
negative current $I_{c}$ and paramagnetic response. We argue that the
measurements of the conductance in N - F(n) - N circuit can be used as another
complementary method to identify the LRSTC in S/F heterostructures.
