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I'm not sure what you mean by adjusting - Just turning "Imperial Yorkshire" plastic screw top around? If so, yes, tried that. Also tried adjusting the screw height on the inside capped screw part. This also had no effect. I'll screw it off this afternoon, and try checking the internal pipe...

mmm, don't think it can be anything to do with that internal pipe coming loose then - if the water was still able to circulate but just not being pushed along the radiator, then the outlet pipe should presumably be hot also? but thats not the case. From your comments, I think I'll try to a...

Thanks again Seco for response. That picture with the big long pipe thing which comes out the valve gets me thinking - We did remove the radiator a few years ago (4/5) whilst redecorating, and did have right job at the time with that internal piping. We did get it back on, with a bit of...

Thanks again for the responses! Seco - Yes, that is exactly what it looks like. gotbadgas - Your comment re pressure is interesting, do you mean that it could be bleeding from water coming in from the outlet pipe? (I wasn't sure if that was possible). But if so, and the in pipe is boiling hot...

Hi Thanks for the quick response! I'm not sure re valve types but I don't think by looking at it, it would be a TRV valve (which seem a bit more modern than what we have). The valve, which is brass, has a screw top above the in pipe, which reads "Imperial Yorkshire". There is then another...

Hi We have one radiator in our house which will not heat at all. All others work fine, and are v hot at all points. We called someone in under our service agreement and they suggest there may be a blockage somewhere in the piping between this and the next (hallway) radiator. I'm not sure if...