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Anonymous users2024-01-23It is unlikely to be blocked, and no matter how tightly it is blocked, there will be no water at all. It is estimated that the valve is not opened, start from the group of radiators that are not hot, check along the two pipes for water supply and return, and open all the valves (feed water and return water, any valve will not be hot if it is not opened), and the problem can be solved. It is estimated that both valves are not opened, otherwise there will be no water.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Check first to see if the valve of the pipe leading to the living room is closed or not!
If it's opened, it's a pipe read!
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It's very likely that it's blocked, so take it off and take a look.
You carefully check whether the heating valves in the living room are open, if they are all open, turn off the other heating valves, and then close the main valve of the return water, always leave the living room with water, the return valve is open, and then turn the running air out until the heating pipe in the living room is hot and then close, and then restore all the valves to their original state, and the main valve of the return water should also be opened, so that it can be used normally.
There are many reasons why the floor heating is not hot, such as air in the pipes, the water pressure is too small, the pipeline design is not reasonable, the pipes are uneven, or the pipes are too long? Or maybe the heat source isn't turned on, or the thermostat isn't set up properly? Wait, it is recommended to find an installation company to check (Shure floor heating), if you are central heating, it is recommended that you find a property to repair.
If the switch and the line are misconnected, the circuit should be recognized and the connection method should be adjusted.
The chandelier segmenter has burned out and is replaced with a new one.
Line reason.
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