Upstairs Radiators Wont Bleed Properly

JohnD · 16 Nov 2006

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Hunty · 16 Nov 2006

done it everything seems ok

Hunty · 16 Nov 2006

and thanks for all the advice

JohnD · 16 Nov 2006

We love a happy ending!

Best to get a chemical cleaner and an inhibitor; there is probably plenty of grot floating round in your system, you don't want it to form another blockage or to jam your pump.

Hunty · 17 Nov 2006

Put chemical cleaner in the system ,it says on the packet to leave it for up to 4 weeks for heavy sludge systems also got inhibiter but not put that in yet. I was gonna put that in after ther cleaner has done its stuff.

Softus · 17 Nov 2006

A dirty system will reduce the effectiveness of the inhibitor, so don't forget to drain and fully flush the system before adding it.

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Upstairs Radiators Wont Bleed Properly

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