Recent content by Scouse6

Thanks Bamber, all valves are open,(what are TRV`s?????) How do I balance the system. We only had a new boiler fitted 8 weeks back. Its a Worcester Bosch boile. Guess I need an idiots guide. :?

Copper pipes, fronm under the floor , think its the 8mm because Im almust sure there is an adaptor for the valve. :(

Copper pipes, fronm under the floor , think its the 8mm because Im almust sure there is an adaptor for the valve. :(

EliteHeat wrote: Shut off all other radiators and force the heat through this one. You may find that after a lot of gushing noises it starts to work correctly. This advice worked great, ever after 2 weeks its back tobeing cold. I took the radiator off, flushed it through replaced the...

(Shut off all other radiators and force the heat through this one. You may find that after a lot of gushing noises it starts to work correctly.Quote) This advice worked great, ever after 2 weeks its back to being cold. I took the radiator off, flushed it through replaced the valves. Still no...

This advice worked great, ever after 2 weeks its back tobeing cold. I took the radiator off, flushed it through replaced the valves. Still no use every few days I have to re peat Elite heats advice :? I notgice that most my pipes are half inch! but this rad is micro bore?? Could this be the...

That worked great , but I was wondering ,should I repeat the same thing, but this time open the drain cock and let the clap run out into the drain...??? I m worried about the crap just resetling. Thanks again EliteHeat

Thanx for the prompt reply Eliteheat, I take it you mean turn off both feed and return valves on all the other rediators and leave the cool one open both ends. Then switch the boiler on and let it run like that for a little while...?????

I drained the system, put a new thermostat valve on and the radiator is just about warm. the rest of the system is very hot. The heating as been on all day. This radiator is not very old and we have had a new boiler fitted. The only thing i can think of is to redrain the system and take it off...