Very loud banging radiators
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Grifter
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Very loud banging radiators

by Grifter » Tue Nov 25, 2008 10:13 pm

Upstairs and hall radiators make very loud banging noise stops when turn radiators down and bedroom radiator has to be turned off. Tried bleeding bedroom radiator got lots of air out and lots of black water. Unable to turn bedroom radiator on at all due to the noise! Any advice? Thanks.

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by Steve the gas » Wed Nov 26, 2008 5:47 am

Check pump, if you have TRVs could be those 'jumping'. In any case need lots more info to advise

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Re: Very loud banging radiators

by warren jeffery » Wed Nov 26, 2008 7:13 pm

[quote="Grifter"]Upstairs and hall radiators make very loud banging noise stops when turn radiators down and bedroom radiator has to be turned off. Tried bleeding bedroom radiator got lots of air out and lots of black water. Unable to turn bedroom radiator on at all due to the noise! Any advice? Thanks.[/quote]

take the heads of the trvs in the area of the noise if it stops its a trv but you have to change the whole valve not just the head to cure it

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Re: Very loud banging radiators

by Grifter » Thu Nov 27, 2008 9:49 pm

[quote="warren jeffery"][quote="Grifter"]Upstairs and hall radiators make very loud banging noise stops when turn radiators down and bedroom radiator has to be turned off. Tried bleeding bedroom radiator got lots of air out and lots of black water. Unable to turn bedroom radiator on at all due to the noise! Any advice? Thanks.[/quote]

take the heads of the trvs in the area of the noise if it stops its a trv but you have to change the whole valve not just the head to cure it[/quote]

Thank you for this advice, is this something I need to call a plumber in to do or worth trying to do myself?

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