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Downstairs bloody radiators
icklejulez
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Finally got a new programmer to get my CH to work. We had hot water but no CH. plumb1 did me a great favour and called one and located the problem to the programming box. Tool us a whie to get hold of one but now we find the downstairs radiators are not coming on! Anything I can do?
Saving needed to emigrate to Oz
*September 2015*
£11,860.00 needed = £1,106 in savings
£11,860.00 needed = £1,106 in savings
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icklejulez wrote:plumb1 did me a great favour and called one and located the problem to the programming box. Tool us a whie to get hold of one
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Have you tried bleeding the downstairs radiators? This could be the problemBaby Ice arrived 17th April 2011. Tired.com! :j0
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I would have a look at the pump to see if it is running when heating is called for.I used to be indecisive but now I am not sure.0
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Thanks for all your reply's Ive just re found this thread!!! How do i check the pump and what do I check for? Also how easy is it to bleed radiators?Saving needed to emigrate to Oz*September 2015*
£11,860.00 needed = £1,106 in savings
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First find your pump. It should be near the hot water cylinder? Turn the heating on and listen to see if you can hear it start up. There also could be a switch to turn it up or down.
If you buy a rad key, its a cylinder type key with square hole in it. About 4 mm across. At the end of each rad there will be a square oeg that you undo slightly to let air out. When water starts comming out tighten back up.The measure of love is love without measure0 -
John_3:16 wrote:
If you buy a rad key, its a cylinder type key with square hole in it. About 4 mm across. At the end of each rad there will be a square oeg that you undo slightly to let air out. When water starts comming out tighten back up.
I always hold a cup underneath. When the water comes out, it is likely going to be black. A cup can help stop this dripping down onto the carpet.How many surrealists does it take to change a lightbulb?
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Thanks I know its a simple job but when you've never done it before or seen anyone do it its embarrasing! Will have a go at both these suggestions.Saving needed to emigrate to Oz*September 2015*
£11,860.00 needed = £1,106 in savings
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Just in case anyone else has this, sure you're sorted by now! There is a large cap in the end of domestic pumps with a slot in it, open it gently when the pumps supposed to be running dont panic, not much water will escape, gently push the end of the 'driver in and if its running u will feel and hear it.Mine needed a new fan so that must be whats wrong with yours:D0
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