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Last Step: Check for any leakages; it is regular for the pipeline connection to break or for the valve connection to get loose over time.
If you observe any water leakage around the valve, you need to think about either altering the valve or the packing; if you change the packaging, turn off the supply valve initially and after that re-tighten the packaging.
In case this did not fix the issue, you might consider balancing central heating radiators. If you want to see a practical presentation of bleeding a radiator, you can take a look at this radiator bleeding video demonstration. Best of luck! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZc8fBv_yco |
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