How to Bleed a Radiator

HOW TO BLEED A RADIATOR the self storage company step-by-step guide Turn your heating Time to Check for cool spots on investigate... This will get your radiators hot; ensure they're fully heated so Take time to judge each you created enough pressure inside. Any radiators that have cool spots at the top could be an indication that there is gas or air trapped inside. Now you can see which radiators need bleeding. one individually. Tools to use How to do this Time to bleed them... You can usuUally bleed radiators with a radiator key or bleed key, which are easily found at DIY stores. First things first, turn your heating system OFF. You can then work with cooler radiators and run less of a risk of water leaks. Once you've identified which are the rogue radiators, it's then time to bleed them. Find the valve Start to tighten And you're done! Using the radiator key, hold it steady in a cloth to protect yourself, turn it anti-clockwise and listen out for any air/gas escaping. Once this noise has stopped, water will then leak out and this is an indication that the air has fully dispersed. After this stage, you can then tighten the valve back up and clean any excess water up. Congratulations! You should have SUccessfully bled your radiator. Turn the heating back on and re-check after a few hours. storage Created by www.theselfstoragecompany.co Piktochart I-I make information beautiful