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Bleeding an OLD radiator

Shamrogue · 2008-01-21 23:56:30

Hey all, I need to bleed the radiator in the girlfriends house, thing is, its not the usual, find the valve at the top, open it up with the bleeder key, and wait for all the air to come out. Theres no valve (as far as i can see). Theres the on/off valve down at the ground but no valve near the top of the radiator for…

21-01-2008 11:56PM

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Shamrogue

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Hey all, I need to bleed the radiator in the girlfriends house, thing is, its not the usual, find the valve at the top, open it up with the bleeder key, and wait for all the air to come out.
Theres no valve (as far as i can see). Theres the on/off valve down at the ground but no valve near the top of the radiator for bleeding.

How do I bleed it?
Thanks

PS. Its very cold!

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#2 22-01-2008 09:13AM

JamesM

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See if it is recessed in at the back. Or maybe it has snapped off.
Jim.

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#3 22-01-2008 10:51AM

Shamrogue

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I had a call about to a friend and they said similar, there seems to be something there. Ill try the bleeder key on it later today. Cheers

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