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hi wondering if anyone can help, i had a semi gravity system, i have replaced it with a combination boiler, the heating had its own circuit which was pumped, the airing cupboard has been taken out, basically i have got the combi working but none of the upstairs rads will get hot, the flow and return going upto them wont get hot, there is a valve on 1 of these pipes, i have attached a picture, does anyone think this valve is the cause? any help is appreciated
 

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it s not a very good picture but its probably a non return /check valve teke it out
 
definitely the one on the left is a dumball valve or none return, they were put on heating pipes to stop gravity heating of the radiators when you selected hot water only. take it out , put a straight connector in place and problem should be solved.
 
Defo always something to look for when converting to a combi, sometimes you'll get away with it if you get the flow/returns the riught way.
 
Had to remove one myself when I was on a job a few weeks ago.

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