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martin
martin Member Posts: 144
in THE MAIN WALL
Do the new lines have grade up where you offset them. If there is any place you can get an air pocket it probably wont flow.

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  • Bryan Cummins
    Bryan Cummins Member Posts: 14
    Radiator won't stay hot

    I have a customer who cut an opening (30" door) from his 1st floor to his garage. There was two 1/2" heating lines in the center of the opening. We offset the lines & reconnected to existing radiator on 2nd floor. This is a 2 zone monoflow system. The problem is the walls are closed & the radiator never stays hot. How can I get this radiator to work?
  • Bryan Cummins
    Bryan Cummins Member Posts: 14


    I am not sure the man who off-set these lines no longer work.s for me. I would have to say no
  • Uni R_2
    Uni R_2 Member Posts: 589
    Is there a monflo at each end?

    If you don't already have 2 monoflos in place, that might help make up for the added branch head of the offsets and possible heat traps. Does the rad have a vent and was it bled? You can't normally purge monofolo systems. Actually, is the rad above or below the main just so we aren't assuming anything here...
  • martin
    martin Member Posts: 144
    OPPS

    It's what every contractor loves to hear, it's tear-out repipe time. Mono-flow systems can be differant animals and ned constant pitch to the rad. Any high spots will come back to haunt you like I'm afraid you're about to find out.
  • Bryan Cummins
    Bryan Cummins Member Posts: 14


    Only one monoflo tee.Which way would I face the second tee
  • martin
    martin Member Posts: 144
    T direction

    the same direction as all the others one acts as a scoop the other as a venturri. With luck that might solve your problem if the pockets aren't to bad.
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