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andekoch
I was asked to look at why the 1st floor rads were all cold by a friend the other day and noticed that the flow and return were connected at the last rad (see pic). The downstairs rads all noce and warm and upstairs almost room temp while the flow and return pipes upstairs about the same temp and hot.
boiler is a std worcester bosch danesmoor 15/19 oil fired boiler with flow and return on CH and flow and return on DHW circuits.
Now from my experience when something odd seems to have been done there is normally a reason for it so was wondering if anyone can give any ideas why the original installer may have done this, I cant think of a reason and want to cap this off so that the flow actually goes through the rads and the system can be sensibly balanced. All I can think is it is useful to flush the flow and return pipes without going through the rads.
Ideas?
boiler is a std worcester bosch danesmoor 15/19 oil fired boiler with flow and return on CH and flow and return on DHW circuits.
Now from my experience when something odd seems to have been done there is normally a reason for it so was wondering if anyone can give any ideas why the original installer may have done this, I cant think of a reason and want to cap this off so that the flow actually goes through the rads and the system can be sensibly balanced. All I can think is it is useful to flush the flow and return pipes without going through the rads.
Ideas?