We've one of these Reina Camden radiators with towel rail in a bathroom. I've noticed recently that the rail itself isn't getting hot, despite having bled it. The radiator bit does get warm (could be hotter though) but the rail remains stone cold.
The bleed valve is located at the top right hand side where the rad meets the rail. My guess is there's air trapped in the rail and that it's sitting slightly higher than the bleed valve (a quick check with a level seems to suggest that the rail is sitting very marginally higher).
Is there any way of purging the air out? Or is it a case of unscrewing the rad from its upper fixings and trying to tilt forward to bleed?
The bleed valve is located at the top right hand side where the rad meets the rail. My guess is there's air trapped in the rail and that it's sitting slightly higher than the bleed valve (a quick check with a level seems to suggest that the rail is sitting very marginally higher).
Is there any way of purging the air out? Or is it a case of unscrewing the rad from its upper fixings and trying to tilt forward to bleed?