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james_atkins
Hi there,
i recently moved into a 1950s house, but have found a couple of radiators dont get hot at all.
i have located what i believe is causing the problem:
The central heating feed pipe has a "T Junction" connecting this section to the Boilers return pipes,
is this normal? the heating pipe is hot at the T but because the boiler pipe is larger then pipe to the radiators, they remain cold until the boiler is off
then the pipe after the T gets warm.
I have attached a labelled image of the pipes.
Thanks!
i recently moved into a 1950s house, but have found a couple of radiators dont get hot at all.
i have located what i believe is causing the problem:
The central heating feed pipe has a "T Junction" connecting this section to the Boilers return pipes,
is this normal? the heating pipe is hot at the T but because the boiler pipe is larger then pipe to the radiators, they remain cold until the boiler is off
then the pipe after the T gets warm.
I have attached a labelled image of the pipes.
Thanks!
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