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one upstairs radiator cools down. Why?
frogbottler
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No problems with any of the other radiators upstairs or downstairs. But one bedroom radiator is hot only for the first couple of hours then starts to cool down until it is only lukewarm and remains lukewarm. At this stage there are no hotspots on the radiator at all - it is lukewarm all over. 
Both the pipes at the bottom of the radiator remain hot throughout.
My knowledge only extends to bleeding the radiator which I've done but it hasn't improved
grateful for any advice.
Cheers and happy Christmas
Both the pipes at the bottom of the radiator remain hot throughout.
My knowledge only extends to bleeding the radiator which I've done but it hasn't improved
grateful for any advice.
Cheers and happy Christmas
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I've had a thermostatic valve that malfuntioned causing the same
only way to change them is to drain down the whole systemEx forum ambassador
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Thanks, Browntoa. Think I'll postpone it until spring before draining it. My "to do" list just keeps on growing
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