Bathroom heater (1 Viewer)

[k11ngy]

We have heating on 20 degrees and all ok except bathroom radiator is cold.

Any ideas anyone ??

Regards

Steve

 

[Phill D]

is this at home?

if so bleed the radiator.

 

[k11ngy]

No. It’s in our bessacar 599 Motorhome

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[k11ngy]

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[mitzimad]

Do you have alde heating?if not i suspect thats electric

 

[k11ngy]

Turned heating up to 25 degrees and it comes on but that means same in habitat which is too hot. Thought it might work on any temperature?

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[tonka]

Could still need bleeding. As it's so tall it's more likely to retain air at the top as most other rads will be lower. I've never had to bleed one but assume it's not difficult and bet info is on YouTube somewhere

 

[Lenny HB]

Sounds like an air lock to me as well, when you turn the heating up probably getting some heat transfer but water is not flowing through that rad properly.

 

[k11ngy]

Do you have alde heating?if not i suspect thats electric

Alde. It seems to only come on at around plus 20 degrees?

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[Roger S]

I would check the fluid level in the Alde tank, if not I think as Lenny said air is the problem so yourl need to bleed the air out. Bit odd though we have the same system and same radiator ( which is only a pipe under the rad like cover ) and never had to top it up or bleed it.

 

[k11ngy]

Will take of cowling tomz and see if such a thing as a bleed valve although it does work on 25 degrees ?

 

[k11ngy]

Normal habitat heating is fine

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[Verteuil Man]

Where is the radiator? If it is a the rear of the mh drive to a hill with the front pointing down. The radiator should be the highest point so any air in the system will be there. Bleed the radiator.