Air in bathroom radiator why??
- Thread starter hagi
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It may well be the 1st rad on the circuit and as such the air collects in that rad first.Is it air? Do you hear air/bubbling noises when the system is running?
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back to the subject boys
is your bathroom radiator on a towel rail circuit-(does it get hot in summer) if it is its like gas man said, its one of the 1st tees after pump-you could always try turning pump down 1 setting(because it might be drawing air via open vent pipe from the expansion tank-or you could raise the open vent pipe over expansion tank
is your bathroom radiator on a towel rail circuit-(does it get hot in summer) if it is its like gas man said, its one of the 1st tees after pump-you could always try turning pump down 1 setting(because it might be drawing air via open vent pipe from the expansion tank-or you could raise the open vent pipe over expansion tank
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Is that prison or divorce?
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Is that prison or divorce?
Or is it being retired, free from work or even free from BG??????
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Andy
Now that would telling all 
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