I had my central heating installed 2 years ago. (Worcester 28i boiler)
The bathroom radiator has never been hot at the top despite numerous attempts to bleed it (ie, no air or water come out). Recently the pressure has dropped sufficiently to allow the pilot light to go out meaning that I have to balance on the worktop to press the reset button thingy on top of the boiler....then I push a little lever down and twist a tap to make the grey needle go back up past the red one on the dial on the front of the boiler. (apologies for female type description!!!!)
Tonight I decided to bleed all the radiators and realised that another upstairs rad is cold at the top tooo. I bled it but no air or water came out.... it just stayed cold at the top.
So now I'm confused (yes...woman!) I'm hoping that it's not a leak as my house is so small that I would have to move out just to lift the carpets
Anyone got a magic wand or a simple explaination?
Thank you in anticipation x x x I'm off to bake a cake or somethin!
The bathroom radiator has never been hot at the top despite numerous attempts to bleed it (ie, no air or water come out). Recently the pressure has dropped sufficiently to allow the pilot light to go out meaning that I have to balance on the worktop to press the reset button thingy on top of the boiler....then I push a little lever down and twist a tap to make the grey needle go back up past the red one on the dial on the front of the boiler. (apologies for female type description!!!!)
Tonight I decided to bleed all the radiators and realised that another upstairs rad is cold at the top tooo. I bled it but no air or water came out.... it just stayed cold at the top.
So now I'm confused (yes...woman!) I'm hoping that it's not a leak as my house is so small that I would have to move out just to lift the carpets
Anyone got a magic wand or a simple explaination?
Thank you in anticipation x x x I'm off to bake a cake or somethin!