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Hi,

One of my radiator does not bleed air or water. It is hot but I know there is air inside since I can hear it. How can I solve this?

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Bleed screw hole blocked , turn off radiator each end, remove fitting from radiator, cheep enough just replace it.
 
what sort of age is your radiator? I've had this before with an older one, even taking the bleed screw completely out you get nothing. I solved it by getting a pin and poking it in the bleed hole as it was gunked up. be careful though and keep the bleed screw close to hand to put back in quickly if this solves the problem..
 
Make sure pump is turned off, otherwise radiator might be sucking air.
 
yes the heating is off.

ok thanks for the advice, i'll try to see if the hole is blocked
 
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