As the temperatures drop, many are finding that their radiators aren't functioning properly after a long, warm summer. Common causes include air pockets and blockages.
If your radiator is cold at the top and warm at the bottom, there may be air pockets preventing hot water circulation, requiring a bleed to fix.
Thermostat issues can often cause problems too; if it's set too high, it may lead to valves seizing, restricting movement and heating capacity.
In cases of leaks, you might need to replace the radiator entirely, or use sealants for minor leaks. Regular maintenance can prevent most issues.
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