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    Removal of radiator no bleed valve

    Thanks. Fascinating - how will inhibitor chemicals be important, and what are you recommending exactly? Yes, the thermostat valve was turned all the way, and I feel you may be right, and this needs to be removed to ensure this. Would you know how please? No, I have not found a bleed valve on...
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    Removal of radiator no bleed valve

    Hiya. Large tank, approx 80 litres. House is 26 years old. This radiator is the lowest, and closest to a exterior door. Re the water path. Curious, when I turned the heating back on, the hot water came up from the left side pipe, not up from the right, as suggested with your arrows. Weird or...
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    Removal of radiator no bleed valve

    Yes, the horizonal valve to the left hand side of the thermostat (not the valve on the left of the radiator) There IS a tank in the attic, yep. However, I thought if I isolated the radiator using the valves either side, than that would isolate everything? No? Thanks all.
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    Removal of radiator no bleed valve

    I would like to remove it to repair the wall behind it, and redecorate. What is the other option?
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    Removal of radiator no bleed valve

    Thanks all. Interesting, this is the very video I watched before attempting. I have tightened both the thermostat dial to 0, and the left hand valve. I ran the water out on the left hand side, below the thermostat valve, and above the system drain for perhaps 15 minutes. The water was clean...
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    Removal of radiator no bleed valve

    Hi there, First time doing this, and trying to learn. Attempting to remove a radiator with no bleed key. I have isolated the valve on the left with a spanner (it's now tight), and closed the thermostat on the right. I have attached a photo - the 'drain valve' below the thermostat valve...
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