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On 18/03/2014 19:22, Roger Mills wrote:
On 18/03/2014 16:24, Broadback wrote: I have several radiators where the bleed valves are jammed (corrosion?). I had to take one to a metal worker where he sealed off the old valve and installed a new one, rather a PITA. Any ideas that I could try to free them? With the original problem I tried to force it and b*ggered it up. Is the bleed screw itself part of a larger assembly which screws into the end of the radiator, or does it screw into a small hole tapped directly into the radiator? If the former, you can easily replace the whole assembly. If the latter, it's more difficult! Thanks for all the tips. It is a fairly old ( circus 2000)so the valve screws directly into the radiator, also there is only 2 entry/exit points at the bottom of the radiator, so it looks as though I will have try the heat method. |
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