I have a gas combi boiler and I have noticed that one, whilst decorating of the radiators in out CH system does not have a themostat valve on it? All of the others have them.
Am I right in thinking that the valve gets to temp and then cuts the water supply off, the boiler then detects the pressure change and then stops heating the water.
The radiator is the furthest out on the system, at the back of the house in the bathroom.
Will this affect the way in which the system heats up, as It never seems to get to tempreture.
Any thoughts or ideas will be appreciated
Am I right in thinking that the valve gets to temp and then cuts the water supply off, the boiler then detects the pressure change and then stops heating the water.
The radiator is the furthest out on the system, at the back of the house in the bathroom.
Will this affect the way in which the system heats up, as It never seems to get to tempreture.
Any thoughts or ideas will be appreciated