Specifications

Step 7 System should be checked for leaks on seasonal start-ups. Leaks must be

repaired as automatic system fill valves allow fresh water/oxygen into

the system attacking radiators internally.

Radiator Series

System Start-Up & Maintenance

Failure to flush system of debris and flux may cause premature radiator failure,

which can result in leaks and property damage NOT covered under the Myson

Warranty.

SYSTEM START-UP

Step 1 Fill and vent the system.

Step 2 Run the system for two (2) hours at full temperature with all radiator valves in the

open position.

Step 3 Shut off and drain the system while the water is still hot.

Step 4 Refill the system.

Step 5 Reheat, vent, and balance the system.

Step 6 Once the Radiator is filled with water the system should be left filled.

MAINTENANCE & CLEANING

1 Once operating, avoid the introduction of fresh water and oxygen to the system to

prevent corrosion.

2 An occasional wiping with a damp cloth using a non abrasive detergent can protect

the finish of your Myson Panel Radiator.

3 The use of abrasive cleaners will damage the surface of your radiator, and void the

manufacturer’s warranty.

ADDITIVES

Treatment of the primary water is not usually required in a properly designed system.

Treatment may be necessary if either:

1 Local waters are known for their content of corrosive material or if high bacterial levels

are present.

2 If there is a possibility that the system may be idle during a prolonged period of freezing

temperatures, system should be either drained or protected with antifreeze. If either

corrosion inhibitors or anti-freeze is to be used, it should be added AFTER the system has

been flushed in the final stages. Use only anti-freeze suitable for potable water.

Do not put heating system into operation without checking for leaks with the system up to

full operating temperature. Leaks can appear in a heated system that were not noticeable

with a cold system or air pressure check.