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Rad problem

Crazy Taxi · 2009-10-27 08:55:18

Hi, I've knocked down an internal wall and as a result I had to move a rad to other side of room, I did this by extending (12ft) the pipe run from the original inverted loop, the rad heated fine initially but now really struggles to warm up, I've taken the rad off and flushed it tru and again, it heated fine but now it…

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27-10-2009 9:55am

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Crazy Taxi

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Hi, I've knocked down an internal wall and as a result I had to move a rad to other side of room, I did this by extending (12ft) the pipe run from the original inverted loop, the rad heated fine initially but now really struggles to warm up, I've taken the rad off and flushed it tru and again, it heated fine but now it struggles to warm up. is there a maximum length that an inverted loop can be?
Thanks for any advice.

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