Removing and Draining Radiator

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      Avatar photoChad Dragovich

        I’m remodeling my 1936 bathroom and I need to remove the radiator. I think it’s a water / hydronic system.

        How do I do this? Do I drain the whole system? How do I drain the system?

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        Avatar photoRetired plbg1
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          Shut off el. and water to system and open the drain and let air into each radiator, you better have some experience boiler man come over the first time to do it and refill it.

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          Avatar photoRehab2003
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            thanks for the reply. Perhaps you’d have input on the rest of my bathroom plumbing.

            Since most of the plumbing I’m sure is original…should I remove the floor to replace what’s underneath? I ask because it’s very difficult ot remove the tile/mud. I removed some near the wall because it was crumbling.

            Here’s what it looks like: http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4290446395&code=4909551&mode=invite

            Many thanks

          • #294244
            Avatar photoRetired plbg1
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              If the Plumbing is buried in the floor yes, but if you can get to it from under neath well then you wont have too.

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