Balancing the radiators may be necessary if you find that some are too hot or too cold. By adjusting each radiator’s lockshield, you can control how much hot water flows through them so they all heat up evenly. Bleed the radiators. Fully open all lockshields and thermostatic radiator valves (TRVs) and turn the central heating … Read more
One radiator not working is usually the result of poor water flow. Typical causes are seized valves, blockages, an imbalanced system, or the presence of air. In this article, we’ll explain what you can do to fix this problem. How to fix one radiator not working The first thing to do is to check that … Read more
If your radiators come on when you open a hot tap, you probably have a faulty diverter valve or motorised valve. These valves control whether your boiler heats the radiators or water for the hot taps. Which one you have depends on what type of central heating system you have. In this article, we’ll help … Read more
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