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"Christian McArdle" wrote...
Indeed, although it might be better to switch the TRVless radiator to the lounge. A room thermostat in the bathroom could be less than ideal. Christian. Thanks for the replies - I haven't got a room stat, either in the bathroom or in any other room... which is obviously why the room's getting so warm. I'd like to put the TRV back on, but I don't want to if it's going to cause problems if I don't have a bypass fitted (I seem to remember that I did have a pump go about 18 months ago). The installation instructions for the (Myson) TRV's say that a bypass should be fitted - the problem is that I don't know if there is one. The plumber who fitted the boiler fitted the TRV's on all the radiators (at the same time as installing the boiler). I don't know if that means that it's fair to assume that it's very likely that he would have fitted a bypass. Regards, Michael |
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