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I have yes, didnt hear any change in the water and B side of the valve stayed coldHave you moved the manual lever on the 3 port valve to the 'open' position?
Yes that's correct, one side water pours out, the other nothing apart from a little dribbleMaybe an airlock. I thought the idea was you move the lever on the 3 port before refilling the system, to help avoid such?
When you say "water only coming out of one pipe" do you mean literally pouring out of the end of the pipe when it's disconnected, but the pipe the other side of the radiator does not do the same? I would have thought an airlock more likely than a blockage. Other may have suggestions?
I'm not a professional plumber, but I think the usual trick for airlocks is to stick a hose on the offending pipe (the one with no flow), connect the other end to a mains cold water tap, and give it a blast! Don't want to over fill the F&E tank though!Yes that's correct, one side water pours out, the other nothing apart from a little dribble
See I tried that and the hose just shot off which has really puzzled meI'm not a professional plumber, but I think the usual trick for airlocks is to stick a hose on the offending pipe (the one with no flow), connect the other end to a mains cold water tap, and give it a blast! Don't want to over fill the F&E tank though!
Wow. I didn't mean without a Jubilee clip (topical!) or something to hold it on.See I tried that and the hose just shot off which has really puzzled me
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