acevo flat panel vertical radiator

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Hi,
The radiator is 44cm wide by 180cm
length.
3 out of 6 panels are not heating up.
From left to right, the panels remaining cold are panels 2,3 and 6.
I am presuming that the holes are blocked or rusted over (have bled radiator etc and nothing has worked).
Is the easiest solution a new radiator?
Thanks for any advice
Rachel
 
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Hi, thanks yes sorry I meant height. I believe it was installed in 2009/2010, we moved into the house in 2014. I am not sure if it worked when we moved in.
Rachel
 
Balance the system if you know how and with the rubber end of a hammer tap the flow ways (where the vertical meets the horizontal.)

This could even work without balancing
 
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Ive had this a lot with Vertical radiators. I think they are poorly manufactured I suspect.

A dirty system won't help matters
 
Thanks for this idea, will try it tomorrow
 
Can I just check, I think there are flow ways at the top and bottom of each panel? Do I tap both? Thanks
 
Tap each vertical top and bottom as they attach to the horizontal. If that does not work then you may need to do the same while balancing the system.
 
Hi, thanks yes sorry I meant height. I believe it was installed in 2009/2010, we moved into the house in 2014. I am not sure if it worked when we moved in.
Rachel
Hi rachel wasn being cheecky , but vertical colum rads like you have are flow sensitive , some not all have a baffle on the flow and if piped wrong they will eventually heat up but will never work properly
edited as @Bodd correctly says not all have a baffle fitted, but I have seen some that partially heat when wrongly piped
 
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Not all Vertical rads have Baffles.
From my experience if the baffled kind are piped up wrong they won't work at all.
 

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