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  1. M

    Can't shut off TRV - even with plastic cap

    Problem is now resolved. I didn't go for bungs in the end as it finally dawned on me that I really should also be replacing the TRV (as it looked to be faulty) rather than just getting the radiator back in place. Drained below the radiator before carrying out the work then carried out the...
  2. M

    Can't shut off TRV - even with plastic cap

    OK, ta. I'll give it a go. (It occurs to me that I have some rubber bungs from my winemaking days ... if I'm really lucky, they might just fit).
  3. M

    Can't shut off TRV - even with plastic cap

    Ah. :idea: So you're talking about the pipes going in and out of the small tank up in my loft? Sounds like a good idea. Do I need to find a well fitting cork (unlikely) or is it going to be easy to lash a temporary bung up from some plumbers putty and a piece of sticky backed plastic...
  4. M

    Can't shut off TRV - even with plastic cap

    It's an open system, but what do you mean by "bung the system"? The radiator is on first floor, so I'm guessing I will need to drain down to below this level.
  5. M

    Can't shut off TRV - even with plastic cap

    I took off bedroom radiator to decorate - was rewarded by lots of water coming out of TRV, so had no alternative but to work quickly and get the pipe ends capped off as quickly as possible. I then forgot all about it until today, when I finally got around to thinking about putting the...
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