The highest end ! (whether required or not, I always mount radiators with the vent end fractionally higher then the other end)
Flow and return connections are usually pre-determined by pipe runs. As you are only venting air when the system is not running it makes no difference.
You computer date is in the future.
You need to change your regional settings on your PC, as your PC thinks it is in the US.
Start, Control Panel, Regional and Language Options Change the drop down box under the "Regional Options" to English (United Kingdom)
Change the Location to United Kingdom
Under the Languages tab, click Details and make sure your keyboard is set to UK (Assuming it is a UK one with a £ on the number 3)
Under the advanced tab, change the drop down to English (United Kingdom)
Double click on the clock, usually in the bottom right of the screen Click the Time Zone in this screen, and make sure it is set to GMT Then click Apply Then click on the Date & Time tab, and set the date and time if it is now wrong.
Sparks...
or are we in the past?
The message from "Pet_@_www.gymratz.co.uk_;¬)" contains these words:
I'm not now.
Fitted some new rads recently and the instruction said fit them at return end. These were Acova multicolumn designer type.
Alistair
"rocky" wrote
Looks like you are still a few hours ahead to me!
Phil
Your time zone is still wrong!
could anyone tell me which end of radiator should air vents be fitted, i.e flow or return? thanks Mark
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