Think the seal on my radiator drain valve has gone as its started dripping from the valve spout.
Want to unscrew the whole inner section to ensure all seals are replaced. Pretty sure I can get from screwfix.
Looks like a simple job but don't fancy draining the system down to fix. Sounds more like a summer job.
Just wondered if there's any tips on doing this without needing to drain.?
The valve is under the downstairs hallway rad and am guessing that whipping the old inner section out quick and replacing would get very messy considering the pressure?
As it's a slow drip was also thinking of just bunging the spout somehow till I can do properly in the summer.
Just after some hints and tips.
Thanks
Want to unscrew the whole inner section to ensure all seals are replaced. Pretty sure I can get from screwfix.
Looks like a simple job but don't fancy draining the system down to fix. Sounds more like a summer job.
Just wondered if there's any tips on doing this without needing to drain.?
The valve is under the downstairs hallway rad and am guessing that whipping the old inner section out quick and replacing would get very messy considering the pressure?
As it's a slow drip was also thinking of just bunging the spout somehow till I can do properly in the summer.
Just after some hints and tips.
Thanks