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Last Step: Check for any leakages; it is normal for the pipe connection to wear or for the valve connection to get loose in time.
If you observe any water leak around the valve, you should consider either altering the valve or the packaging; if you alter the packing, shut off the supply valve first and after that re-tighten the packaging.
In case this did not solve the issue, you might think about balancing main heating radiators. If you would like to see a practical demonstration of bleeding a radiator, you can take a look at this radiator bleeding video demonstration. Good luck! http://www.mediafire.com/file/8xq53t0ve2s8t4t/111312.pdf/file |
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