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11 Mar 1999 at 11:56 am #282698
Karin
MemberHow easy is it to drain a central heating system? Do I even need to do this to reseal a connecting pipe to the radiator?
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10 Nov 1999 at 2:11 am #305809
Paul
Participant: How easy is it to drain a central heating system? Do I even need to do this to reseal a connecting pipe to the radiator?No offense but it doesnt sound like you know much about your system. Unless you know how to drain/refill, purge/bleed, shut down power and gas, adjust air pressure in the expansion tank and on and on……You should probably call a plumber or service tech for your own safety. All of these things come into play when doing work on a system. Water can very rapidly turn to steam and level a house…..pipewerks
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10 Nov 1999 at 2:11 am #308174
Paul
Participant: How easy is it to drain a central heating system? Do I even need to do this to reseal a connecting pipe to the radiator?
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10 Nov 1999 at 2:11 am #308325
Paul
Participant: : I am installing central heating for the first time and need advice regarding thermostats and radiators. Is it necessary to have a thermostat on each radiator? Will the hot water from a worcester combi-boiler supply my power-shower?
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10 Nov 1999 at 2:11 am #308613
Paul
ParticipantDear Sir/madam,My name is antonios Agapakis and Iam a current student for an MSc in Building Services Engineering in Heriot-Watt university. I would like to send me, if is possible, some informations about central heating and its components (radiators, pipes,..), including photos and their objectives and specifications. My address is:Agapakis Antonios Robert Bryson Halls Room 334 University of Heriot-Watt Edinburgh EH14 4AS Scotland UKI look forward to receive your answerMany thanksYours sincerely,Agapakis Antonios
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10 Nov 1999 at 2:11 am #309070
Paul
ParticipantCan you tell me why two of my upstairs radiators stay hot when all the others are warm?
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