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As said ,that smart TRV should close when that towel rad isn't required to be heated,and the other valve should always be left fully on, and ideally replaced with a lockshield
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Radiator Valve Switch
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I thought so too, however, it doesn't seem to be doing that! Do you have any views on why that might be / how I can fix it? The pin is a little stiff on the TRV side, but nothing crazy.
Given they both have pins, might it be worth switching the TRV to the other side, in case that makes any difference?
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Worth trying swapping to the other side.
If that makes no difference, try a smart one that works from another rad.
If that makes no difference, try a smart one that works from another rad.
Swapping it to the other side seems to have worked. Thanks again for your help with all this!
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