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Hi, I have gas central heating with a conventional boiler with a cold water tank and a hot water storage cylinder.
One of my radiators towards the end of the run used to get hot and I would then control the temperature with the TRV valve. Someone has turned the lock shield valve on the opposite end to the TRV valve and now it only gets slightly warm. I think it was done in error by a guest staying in the bedroom.
The the inlet pipe on the lock shield valve only seems to be very slightly warm whereas the other end with the TRV is a lot warmer.
I am still only able to get a slightly warm radiator even if I turn other radiators off.
Does anyone know which way (clockwise or anti clockwise) I should try turning the lock shield to increase the heat in the problem radiator. Can I do this whilst the system is running or wait until it goes cold ?
Any advice much appreciated.
One of my radiators towards the end of the run used to get hot and I would then control the temperature with the TRV valve. Someone has turned the lock shield valve on the opposite end to the TRV valve and now it only gets slightly warm. I think it was done in error by a guest staying in the bedroom.
The the inlet pipe on the lock shield valve only seems to be very slightly warm whereas the other end with the TRV is a lot warmer.
I am still only able to get a slightly warm radiator even if I turn other radiators off.
Does anyone know which way (clockwise or anti clockwise) I should try turning the lock shield to increase the heat in the problem radiator. Can I do this whilst the system is running or wait until it goes cold ?
Any advice much appreciated.
