RADIATOR NOT HEATING!? How to replace thermostatic radiator valves

Hello everyone and welcome to the channel! Today, we are going to tackle a common problem in many homes: radiators that do not heat well or at all. You may have noticed that your heating is not working as well as before, despite the temperature rising on your thermostat. But don't worry, there is a simple and quick solution: replacing the thermostatic valves!
If you have a radiator that does not heat well or that no longer heats, it is possible that the thermostatic valve is defective or dirty. But don't panic! In this video, I will show you step by step how to check, clean or replace your valves to find a pleasant and uniform heat throughout the room.
Why is my radiator not heating?
Before starting to replace the valves, it is important to understand why your radiator is not heating well. Several factors can be the cause:
Dirty or blocked thermostatic valve: The valve that controls the flow of hot water can become blocked or dirty, preventing the hot water from circulating properly in the radiator.
Air in the radiator: Air that accumulates in the heating circuit can also prevent the heat from diffusing properly.
Pressure problem: Too low pressure in your heating system can also cause the radiator to malfunction.
But today, we will mainly focus on replacing thermostatic valves, one of the most common problems!
Additional tips to optimize your heating
Now that your thermostatic valves are replaced, here are some tips to maximize the efficiency of your heating:
Adjust your valves correctly: Make sure that your valves are correctly adjusted according to the desired temperature. This helps regulate the heat in each room.
Regular maintenance: Remember to bleed your radiators regularly to avoid air accumulation. This will improve the water circulation and the efficiency of your heating.
Pressure check: Check the pressure of your heating system from time to time to make sure it is correct.
Conclusion:
There you have it, now you know how to replace a faulty thermostatic valve and get your heating working optimally again! I hope you found this video useful. If you have any questions or tips to share, feel free to leave a comment at the bottom of this video. Also, remember to subscribe for more practical advice and activate the bell so you don't miss anything!
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merci pour la video
j ai le meme soucis chez moi
pour changer la vanne thermostatique, faut il vider l eau de la chaudiere et du circuit chauffage ?

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Merci ✌🏻. Oui si la vanne, faut vidanger le réseau chauffage.