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Bleed radiator

NurseTrixie · 2009-11-09 16:19:11

I have tried to bleed the 2 radiators in the house which aren;t working properly. They haet up just at the bottom, the rest of them are completely cold. I have opened the valves on both of them, but nothing happened. There was no hissing whatsoever, and no black water came out. In fact, I could unscrew the valve completely…

09-11-2009 4:19pm

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NurseTrixie

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I have tried to bleed the 2 radiators in the house which aren;t working properly. They haet up just at the bottom, the rest of them are completely cold. I have opened the valves on both of them, but nothing happened. There was no hissing whatsoever, and no black water came out. In fact, I could unscrew the valve completely and still nothing happened. The other three radiators in the house work perfectly. Is there anything else I can do or do I need a plumber?

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#2 10-11-2009 8:56am

JamesM

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There is not enough water in the system. It needs to be topped up from a valve, probably in the hot press, or a header tank in the attic.
Jim.

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