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Radiators

alanc · 2003-07-26 09:23:15

I am trying to bleed a radiator, it won't bleed from the usual point on a radiator (top inside right). Is their an easy way to do it from either end of the radiator?

26-07-2003 9:23am

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alanc

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I am trying to bleed a radiator, it won't bleed from the usual point on a radiator (top inside right). Is their an easy way to do it from either end of the radiator?

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#2 26-07-2003 5:44pm

Magaly Dado

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As far as I know, it must be from the highest point. Why won't it bleed in the usual place?

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#3 26-07-2003 6:50pm

alanc

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The thing that you use for bleeding the radiators is just turning on the bleeder screw in the radiator. I was just wondering if their was another way from one of the 2 valves on either end.

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#4 26-07-2003 8:41pm

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Not that I can think of. Can I suggest you talk to someone in your local plumbing centre and / or a plumber?

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#5 27-07-2003 10:29am

alanc

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Yeah I think you are right.

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#6 10-08-2003 7:28pm

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if you can't get the valve to turn, you'll need to take off the radiator and put in a new bleeder valve.

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