no it was all turned off, no error
No hot water after boiler was turned off.
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no it was all turned off, no error
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Removing rads I'd definitely a diy job, you've made a mistake with the first one, it happens just learn from it and the rest should be fine.
https://www.screwfix.com/p/flomasta-compression-blanking-nut-15mm/55441
Get a cap like above for the weeping pipe, you'll need to check the size of yours to get the right one or just buy both sizes as there cheap enough.
As for your heating now not working with the rad off I'd guess you've introduced an airlock into the system.
Firstly check the tank for the system is full, then bleed all the remaining rads, then find out what type of pump your system has and look up or ask in here how to bleed that too.
Its very unlikely you've damaged the system if it was all switched off and all you've basically done is lost some water from it.
https://www.screwfix.com/p/flomasta-compression-blanking-nut-15mm/55441
Get a cap like above for the weeping pipe, you'll need to check the size of yours to get the right one or just buy both sizes as there cheap enough.
As for your heating now not working with the rad off I'd guess you've introduced an airlock into the system.
Firstly check the tank for the system is full, then bleed all the remaining rads, then find out what type of pump your system has and look up or ask in here how to bleed that too.
Its very unlikely you've damaged the system if it was all switched off and all you've basically done is lost some water from it.
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