is my pump speed set too high

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Hi I'm having problems with two of my radiators not heating up, even when I turn off all the other rads in the house. After reading some of the other topics I checked the pump speed and it is set to 3 could this be causing the problems with these two rads????

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J
 
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hi

yeah, but have removed them so there completely opened. I've also checked that the pins are up as I saw some posting that they sometimes get stuck

J
 
are both rads on the same pipework or in the same part of the house ?
 
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hi

I have a sealed system, with 4 rads down stairs and 7 upstairs all with thermostats on the radiators. A ideal icos boiler and a grundfos ups 15-60 pump

jason
 
hi seco

the two problem rads are both downstairs and very close to each other ie ones one side of the wall and ones the other

jason
 
Oh I also have trying to balance all the rads as by closing the locksheild valves to there kinda minium 1/4 tun for most of them

jason
 
so probably off the same flow/return pipes.

probably an airlock or blocked pipe.
 
do I shut all the others off and open the others up fully thomostat and locksheild????

and if it is a blockage do I need the system flushing to resolve it?

jason
 
you say you tried shutting all the other rads and still didn't get hot.
has the system got a bypass valve after the pump ? did you shut that aswell ?
 
i'm just shutting off all the others and opening up the two problem rads fully on the inlet and out let.

I'll check for a bypass after the pump but I am now getting into areas that don't know what I'm looking for. I know one thing there are more piple in the airing cupboard than I can shake a stick at :eek:
 
I know one thing there are more piple in the airing cupboard than I can shake a stick at :eek:
shouldn't be any piple in the airing cupboard
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