Re-Fit Radiator After Decorating
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- Опубликовано: 1 май 2020
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If you need to re-fit a radiator after decorating. Then I have made this video for you.
I will explain in detailed step by step instructions, what's needed so you can re-fit the radiator with little fuss or mess.
I will pass you all my "Tips & Tricks" I have learnt over the years. Which other videos seem to miss out.
The aim of my videos are to help you, whether you are a complete beginner or if you have experience in this work. With easy to follow instructions.
I have links to my other video on "How To Re-Place your Radiator Valves".
There are also other useful links to other heating and plumbing problems.
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Being a Gas Engineer for over 20 years has given me a great deal of experience which I wish to pass on to you. Being a keen DIY person my self. I will show you in real peoples homes faults and problems I regularly find. Even if you have know intention of fixing the problem your self, with my videos you should be able to identify problems and be able to call an engineer, who can then get straight to the problem. I hope my video helps you.
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In this Video I will cover
1. Tools needed.
2. Re-fitting wall brackets.
3. How hang the radiator.
3. Valves and joining compound or PTFE tape.
4. Importance of opening valve correctly.
5. Filling the radiator.
6. Top up system?
7. Lots of tips.
Links To Other Help Videos
VIDEO: How to replace a leaking Radiator Valve. With out draining the system.
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. The Gas Safe Register.
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Thanks Mark, I’ve got my radiator back on wall and fully working after watching this video twice, my other half thinks I’m a genius now 😂
Great video.
Thanks Mark
Great video. Especially making sure all joints are clean and when and how to use tape and compound. Others I have watched don’t cover this and we are all scared stiff of leaks! Good advice on the bleeding process too.
Thanks Mark. I took a rad off ages ago (with the advice of a plumber I know) to redecorate. Time to put it back and I thought: 'Better see what's involved.' Thanks for the tips and advice in your vid.
Removed, flushed and refitted a radiator with no leaks by following your helpful videos. Thanks Mark!
thank you so much! just put a rad back on the wall, and all went smoothly thanks to your video!
Lol brilliant video thanks so much I actually used to be a plumber and had a very bad accident head injury which caused me to stop being able to work completely also causing problems with my memory I know most jobs fitted bathroom and radiators but I actually did replace the radiators and then watched the video as I was just concerned if I'd missed anything and thanks to this video I've still got the touch lol so far so good anyway I didn't miss anything out or in the wrong order I should have known it was good as I turned on the heating and they all were good working order so thank you so much again and a brilliant channel really helped me out definitely subscribed to the channel very handy to watch in the future 😊😊😊👍👍👍
Thorough explanation covering everything I needed to do and importantly what I didn't need to do eg taping the joint when the jointing compound was already being used. Some channels like to add jokes and quick edits to condense their videos down probably thinking viewers will get bored watching anything longer than a few minutes. Personally I prefer a well paced thorough visual demonstration backed up with verbal reasoning,v whether that requires a long or short video. This video does the job without fuss. Thank you very much.
Another really good clip .
Thank you. Using your instructions I finally had the confidence to reconnect a radiator which has been disconnected for some time. So far so good. No leaks, it is hot and rest of radiators still working.
Good info
Tanx for the upload plz do some more videos👍
Great video! Stopped me from flooding my system with air. Thanks Mark! 👍🏻
Thanks, I've taken off and refitted many radiators over the years as a DIYer and never used jointing compound or PTFE but I do make sure the surfaces are clean. I moved house a year ago and, for the first time, have a pressurised system so I will have to make sure I know how to repressurise it, but not daunted, will just careful.
Extremely helpful and clear video, thanks.
Thanks again.
Another well thought out video great work.
Super helpful, thanks for this
Absolutely amazing video brother well done on every video you have done definitely subscribe
Thanks for sharing :D
Just refitted my radiator thanks.
I fitted my double radiator today.
I have my pipes coming from behind the skirting board and buried in the wall and there is very little movement to move the radiator or there may be a risk of damaging the plaster where the pipes coming from the wall. What is the best way to avoid damaging the plaster behind the pipe. Pipe is buried in the wall about 8-9 inches behind the skirting board and then comes out of the wall and connected with a 90 degree elbow.
If it was coming from a wooden floor you don’t have a problem, as you can move it.
Can you please do a video on how to put a radiator in another position in the room thanks
Hi mark, we had carpet fitted but need our radiators changing - is it possible to do this without damaging the carpet?
Can you get rid of the pipes, I don’t want to replace the radiator!
Great video but have to say I totally disagree with your use of jointing compound. As a plumber I hate having to remove lockshield valves covered in jointing compound, it makes them harder to loosen and much harder to clean the thread. With ptfe all what is needed to clean the thread is a knife. People need to be aware jointing compound dries rock solid. Otherwise great video. Sorry to be critical.
No. How to find old drilled holes given replastered. No good tricks