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I have a valve on the feed/return of the radiator and i cant shut it off. The trv end shuts off but all my radiators have this (as shown in pic) on the other side which i cant isolate with to change radiator. Help please do i need to drain the whole system to remove one radiator?

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Is the part in your hand a cap
 
Difficult to tell from the angle but is it an Allen key type slot?
 
The centre of the nut is round but is there a different shape below that in the cavity
 
Not sure. It was a mates house he bought an i took that picture earlier today. I will check and see if it ia allenkey inside. I will get back to you on that one tomorrow. Thanks for the reply. Much appreciated
 
Either a slotted screw or an Allen screw below the caps. Most likely Allen screw on modern LS valves that have no exterior spindle
 
As above needs to be shut off with the appropriate allen key count how many turns it takes to close . cheers kop
 
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