i removed a radiator to decorate,and have now refitted,do i just turn water flow back on and bleed it or is there orther things to do?

DIY DAVE, October 2007

You will also need to top up the pressure via your filling loop (normally fitted just under the boiler)
I recomend filling the pressure gauage to 1 1/2 bar then bleed the air out of the raidiator and top the pressure back up to 1 1/2.This way your boiler will not cut out showing a fault of low pressure.

dave the plumber, September 2009

You will have to top the pressure up. Underneath the boiler there should be a fill up loop open both valves and when the pointer on the pressure gage on the front of the boiler points to one bar the heating system is pressureized.

Phillip Spendlove, October 2007

You will have to top the pressure up. Underneath the boiler there should be a fill up loop open both valves and when the pointer on the pressure gage on the front of the boiler points to one bar the heating system is pressureized.

Phillip Spendlove, October 2007