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Anonymous users2024-01-24Check to see if there is gas in the radiator. There is usually a small screw, which is specially used to deflate, and it is carefully unscrewed so that it does not get scalded by the air or water that comes out, or stain the wall.
The other is whether the flow rate of the water is too small, and whether there is a shelter on the radiator.
If it's neither, then the power of the radiator is too small and the heat is not enough.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23There is little heating, or the heat is not enough.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The room is too large and has few radiators or the heating has a shelter that restricts the radiators from heating.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21The heating sheet is not powerful.
This inertia. You can see if the heating is hot there. You can open the door wider. Then you can take a look. He warmed the begging to see if there was a deflated felling behind him. in the upper right corner of the heater. until the water comes out.
Causes and solutions for underfloor heating not to heat.
First-time use or long-term inactivity. >>>More
First of all, see if the others are connected to the living room, and if they are connected in parallel, change them to series. If it's connected upstairs, go upstairs and downstairs to ask if you have the same problem, and if it's not hot, go to the management office. If their house is hot, your house is not hot, or the pipe is blocked, find a plumber to replace the pipe.
You can adjust the valve yourself!
The distance between each room is different, the area is different, and it can't be exactly the same heat! >>>More
First see if the valves are open, and then check if the water pressure is too low for other rooms to hit. >>>More