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cheez everyone, your tips certainly help. Still not 100% hot like it was before. Anyway, like you said, I turned off all the rads and open one at a time and it did the trick! How much money have you saved me from hiring an expert? But the some rads (especially x2 column rads) does'nt get burning...

My system was drained today so that a rusty leaking rad can be removed and replaced with new one. When the system was re-filled, a part of the house upstairs the rads are not getting hot at all. But every other rads are working fine. The rad that was replaced is actually in the part of the house...

naar there's no filling loop underneath.... in the loft I have the 2 tanks. big one's the gravity fed cold water storage which also feed the hot cylinder. I also have the smaller one which fills the rads. coz when I drained the system the small tank was drained too. I've never seen...

I have come across them in the past. you're right, it's a pain in the ass. It's a combi is'nt it? Usually you can release the button after 15/20 secs only and bingo turn the knob on.

You don't need flexi on a concrete base! However, you need to prime it well. Also, you need fast set rather than standard set.

Never have I come across a heating system like this! Apparently it's a consistent BG installation. I've got a Glow worm 38hxi with an expansion vessel connectted on to it with a pressure gauge. Does that mean it's a sealed system? But in the loft there's still the expansion tank which stores...