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Bleeding Radiators
karenw
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Is it hard to do 
My kitchen, bedroom and bathroom radiator are only warm at the bottom and cold at the top i was told to bleed them but i don't have a clue how to being a woman and all lol
My kitchen, bedroom and bathroom radiator are only warm at the bottom and cold at the top i was told to bleed them but i don't have a clue how to being a woman and all lol
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you need a radiator key look at the top bit see the shape of it and go to b&q or similar and get key (if not sure take mould of it in blu-tack?? just a suggestion)
it's quite easy to do once you get the key - just make sure you keep the heatng off when doing itTime is the best teacherShame it kills all the students
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A friend lent me a key not sure if it fits tho how would i know
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Canucklehead wrote: »
Thanks i will look at the guide does it tell you exactly what to do?0 -
If the key fits you turn it a little anti-clockwise and if air comes out you leave it open until you get water. If you get water you close it up and move onto the next one.0
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Was just asking as some guides only give you rough ideas and i didn't want to make the problem worse.
C'mon i'm a woman humor me :rotfl::D[/:quote]
Good morning: And.....
so am I ...did you view the 'guide',watch the video and sort the problem?
CanuckleheadAsk to see CIPHE (Chartered Institute of Plumbing & Heating Engineering)0 -
My bathroom radiator is only hot at the bottom.
I thought it needed bleeding but when I open it no water comes out at all no matter how long I wait.
Anyone got any ideas on what is wrong and what to do please ? It is a conventional boiler.Only started a couple of days ago.
Thankyoutravelover0 -
Anyone?????travelover0
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