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PostPosted: Sat Feb 04, 2006 9:40 am    Post Subject:
help with rad valves
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Hi, I need to temporarily remove a radiator in the bathroom. All the stuff I\\\'ve read online says there will be a manual control valve at one end, and a locksheild valve at the other, which i should be able to remove the plastic cover from. However, both valves look exactly the same, like temperature controls with a + and -, and i can\\\'t remove the plastic cover from either one... I\\\'ve compared to other radiators in the house, some of which do have removable plastic covers. what do i do if i can\\\'t remove the cover - just turn it clockwise to close it? icon_confused.gif please help! thanks
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PostPosted: Sat Feb 04, 2006 10:15 am    Post Subject:
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With temp. controls+- -....no worries they`ve just got 2 wheelheads, the valves inside are identical.just shut them and count the number of turns just in case one has been used to balance flow
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