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Hi all, my towel rail is only half heating up and I'm guessing it needs bleeding, thing is it hasn't got your usual bleed valves installed, so how do I go about bleeding this rail? Hmm it won't let me add pics??.
Basically its a flat head screwdriver kind of valve head, I've tried searching on various websites and there is nothing matching
Thankyou
 
Hi all, my towel rail is only half heating up and I'm guessing it needs bleeding, thing is it hasn't got your usual bleed valves installed, so how do I go about bleeding this rail? Hmm it won't let me add pics??.
Hi all, my towel rail is only half heating up and I'm guessing it needs bleeding, thing is it hasn't got your usual bleed valves installed, so how do I go about bleeding this rail? Hmm it won't let me add pics??.
Basically its a flat head screwdriver kind of valve head, I've tried searching on various websites and there is nothing matching
Thankyou

Thankyou
Why won’t it let you add pics? Are you able to google said towel rail and add a link?
Hi, it was the browser 🤦‍♂️🙃 I'm guessing this is an old towel rail.
[automerge]1607284687[/automerge]
Why won’t it let you add pics? Are you able to google said towel rail and add a link?
That valve is on both sides.
 

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