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Radiators not working properly.
Some of my radiators are not working properly. I tried bleediing them a few of them started to warm up but I still do not hear the water coming through them. I wanted to know if there was something else I can do in order to get them working. It's cold here in Pittsburgh, PA
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The water pressure of the system can have something to do with your situation. Needless to say if you do not know what I am talking about and you do not know how to add water to your system you will have to call a professional for On Site service. Normally the system pressure is around 12 pounds on the dial. I would suggest that you install a auto water feeder to your system to prevent this situation.
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