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    Please help!!! Hot rads downstairs; cold upstairs

    Why do two sets of plumbing profesionals give such differing opinions? I was dubious about the power flush idea (expense, sounded a bit of a gimick and none of my family/friends had ever even heard of one). So I got another plumber to come and have a look. He said power flushes arent even...
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    Please help!!! Hot rads downstairs; cold upstairs

    Yes, valves on all of the radiators are definitely turned on, both supply and return! Also, when I bleed the upstairs rads water does come out. I had someone come and look at it this morning, and they said that it needed a power flush - he quoted me £450+VAT for this - does that sound...
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    Please help!!! Hot rads downstairs; cold upstairs

    Do you mean the valves either side of the pump? Is so, yes.
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    Please help!!! Hot rads downstairs; cold upstairs

    Morning all, I checked my pump last night. It is a Myson Compact. I unscrewed the central black screw and I could immediately tell that the pump was working (the screw was rapidly vibrating). The speed is already set to 3. So then I took a visit to the loft. The feed and expansion...
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    Please help!!! Hot rads downstairs; cold upstairs

    Thanks Ollski. I'll check this out tonight. Presume it's okay to release the central screw so long as I switch the CH off at the controller.
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    Please help!!! Hot rads downstairs; cold upstairs

    I've had a flick through previous threads but none of them seem to cover precisly my set of circumstances. Grateful for any thoughts or suggestions. Here is what's wrong: - I have a back boiler (Baxi Bermuda) system and my pump is situated next to my chimney breast in the living room - All...
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