http://www.homeserve.com - If your radiators aren't working properly it's possible that you have a damaged radiator valve. Replacing the valve is a difficult job, but it's not beyond the abilities of an advanced DIY-er. Lets see how to get that radiator fixed!
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jessestrum 1 week ago
Removing the nipple on the radiator side with adjustable pliers? Spare me.
For credibility's sake please get an internal pipe wrench. This makes this video amateurish at best.
CharpentierFX 3 months ago
This is rubbish.
For God's sake, you don't need to drain down the whole system to change a bloody valve!
dirtydonki 5 months ago
Did Homeserve put this video on here to get themselves some work?
"If you mess it up after watching this video, you can always call us!"
As long as they don't send the bird in the video round, you'll be fine. She's filmed doing just about everything wrong (Not her fault though. She's not even a plumber's wife).
plasticman77 9 months ago
@deathgrinful What money??
mrcurlywurly100 10 months ago
@jumpdance24 they are youtube partners taking your money watching this vid.
deathgrinful 1 year ago
It is quite unbelievable that someone has done this video and no one on the production team knows anything about tools, central heating, boilers or plumbing.
What a bunch of Muppets !
jumpdance24 1 year ago
Well if your team carry out jobs like that then I should be able to double up my own workforce at your expense. PTFE Twleve times, what about opening the air bleeds before you disconnect the rad valve before you flood the downstairs..................
and as the lads said below....inhibitor? There is a British Standard relating to central heating water quality you know!!!
nealster1972 1 year ago
@jubilee clips are tightened in a clockwise direction ( not as shown ) How ca they get things so wrong?
sadoldgeorge 2 years ago
Four wraps of ptfe! try 20 but clockwise.
ManxPlumber 2 years ago