Why is downstairs radiator not working?

That’s an erp pump, don’t think you can get to those screws. X2 flow pipes or return pipes plumbed in by accident?
Can erp pumps be freed if they are seized?

If so, how do you do this?
 
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Is the central heating system pressurised / sealed ,or fed from an expansion tank ?
 
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X2 flow pipes or return pipes plumbed in by accident?
This is what concerns me that the plumber has made a mistake with the plumbing

1. I have bled flow and return to free up potential airlock

2. Removed trv head and verified that it moves freely

3. Drained down system

4. Shut off other rads except the problem rad to force heat/water to the rad

Still no joy. Is there anything else?
 

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Fit the actuator head onto the Trv and turn it off. Leave lockshield fully open . Have a large container handy and open the air bleed valve ,let water run into container for 5 minutes ,have a second person topping up pressure. See if this shifts any air trapped in the return pipework.
 
Fit the actuator head onto the Trv and turn it off. Leave lockshield fully open . Have a large container handy and open the air bleed valve ,let water run into container for 5 minutes ,have a second person topping up pressure. See if this shifts any air trapped in the return pipework.
Thanks

I've gad the central heating on. So i will switch it off. Do i need to wait for it water to cool though?
 

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