Can I get a replacement trv head for this?

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Doubt if you will get a replacement for that, havent seen them for many years, you never know though someone might see it and have some, you will probably have to change the whole valve
 
Thanks, I was briefly optimistic about a replacement head and then noticed that the replacements tended to be fastened by thread fittings rather than the ring clip. Looks like a fun weekend of radiator draining!
 
you dont really need to drain the rads to swap the valves , do you know if your system is open vented or a sealed system ? tell us what make and model your boiler is and that will be a good indication
 
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It's a Worcester Greenstar Ri. It's the kind of system with a header tank and a second tank in the loft and no pressure gauge.

I have a horrible suspicion the pipes are microbore as well. Need to measure properly though. House is mid-80s Wimpey.
 
Well, as long as you’ve no serious blockages, it certainly won’t hurt to give the system a drain down and flush through with some chemical and fresh water from the mains. Check your F&E tank and give it a clean out if it’s full of gunge before draining down then, once it’s clean, leave it running from the ball valve for 30 mins or so, whilst opening a path to drain. When refilling, add some kalchem which is a cleaner and inhibitor, and can be left in the system.
 

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