i have had a new central heating system put in 1 week ago and the pipes are very noisey when the heating comes on it wakes me up at night its that noisey is this normal if not what can i do to fix it 
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noisey pipes
- Thread starter sue2485
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What type of noise, all different noises are different things.
Have you bled the radiators?
When a system is new (or even just refilled) there are often lots of pockets of air trapped in it, which gradually make their way through pipes (which is normally what the noises are) into the radiators (or any other high point in the system) - bleeding the air out should make the system run better, and hopefully reduce the noise (although I admit if it's really bad then I'd have thought it's unlikely to be air unless there's a faulty automatic bleed valve or similar sucking air in)...
When a system is new (or even just refilled) there are often lots of pockets of air trapped in it, which gradually make their way through pipes (which is normally what the noises are) into the radiators (or any other high point in the system) - bleeding the air out should make the system run better, and hopefully reduce the noise (although I admit if it's really bad then I'd have thought it's unlikely to be air unless there's a faulty automatic bleed valve or similar sucking air in)...
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