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In today’s video, I’m swapping an old radiator for a new one also altering the pipes and upsizing with installing a drain valve! Customer has asked me to remove an old radiator and fit a new one slightly to the left-hand side and also to change the pipework as it’s going to be boxed in and want a new drain valve install installed as there’s no drain point on any of the downstairs radiators I had to remove the old radiator with shutting off both valves overside open up the air vent and as long as your water stops we know that the valves are holding and we can remove the radiator fairly quickly using some caps on over side with it slowly glugging water. With the radiator out of place, I can attach a hosepipe onto one of the valves and open it up to drain the Heating system down. Obviously, you need to turn the boiler off. Make sure all the power is stopping any of the heating coming on. Always remember to drain both sides of the radiator valves as you clearly see in a video I didn’t drain one of them fully and when I put the multitool to cut it because space was tight it sent a bit of black water everywhere this wasn’t a problem as the customer was going to redecorate anyway and I caught most of it in my foldable tubs from Derblaue. Please don’t make this mistake always make sure that there’s no water coming out of both valves before you decide to cut it. While we’re waiting for the system to drain, I put the new valve tiles in the radiator using liquid thread locker from xpro gripaloc. I like to use this on brand-new installation as it makes the joints super clean. Can then hang the radiator with a few measurements and a laser level and start cutting out the old pipework. The old pipes are 10 mm. I could have extended it into the valve tales but I wanted 15 mm as I can clip it nicely and enter the valves in 15 mm. this makes any adaptations in the future super easy and less likely for the pope to crush when tightening the valves. After using a laser across the Wall and installing some clips pipework goes in and we need to bend up to the valves using the Monument tools pipe bender. This is easily done as the 15 mm version is super compact and I keep it all inside my soldering bag. using a laser cut the pipe to size and we can solder some elbows up into the new valves. Make sure the air vent is closed, fill the Heating system up and test for leaks. this video was done in full ASMR format as I know a lot of subscribers could have come from watching many of my shorts. I like to make my content to please all my audience and if you like today’s video, please give it a like drop a comment down below if you like this rather than me explaining I like you to watch the same content as I like to watch no blabbing or distracting music just sit back relax and watch me go to work. I’ll see you on the next one.

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