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  1. V

    six inch extractor fan

    Hi guys I'm about to fit a six inch kitchen fan, the wall is constructed of engineering brick the mortar holding the wall together is very old and crumbling any tips about doing this job without brining the wall down ??
  2. J

    Bathroom extractor fan

    Installing a extractor fan from a light fitting Any help would be appreciated
  3. C

    Xpelair XIM X 100 inline extractor fan

    hi, I'm in need of a little help, I have bought an inline extractor fan, the booklet shows I can fit a 3 pin plug to it or hard wire with a switch, I want to use a plug but I am not sure if I have wired it on correct as it has no power, I was wondering if anyone could advise, the diagram shows...
  4. BeeJay2

    Electrician Jobs Cooker extractor fan fault, tripping consumer unit.

    Hi, The overhead cooker extractor fan suddenly kicked in whilst switched off at the control!! There was a click from it & it fired up, the unit started to run with the light also coming on. I could only stop it by switching of at it's isolater. Later when cooking, we had it running, when there...
  5. M

    Bathroom Extractor Fan

    I have 4 down lights in bathroom can I replace one of them with an extractor fan with timer on the same switch.
  6. N

    Bathroom Extractor Fan opinion...

    Hi all, The flat I rent out has recently been having condensation issues throughout the property but especially in the bathroom. The ceiling has now gone black with mould. The council who manage the building have inspected the property and said I need to install an extractor fan in the...
  7. DC-backfrom the past

    kitchen extractor fan any recommendations????

    Hi was at a wee job today, a kitchen circuit fault which was easily sorted. However the kitchen greenwood airvac extraction fan packed in whilst I was there. Think its been there for about 20 years .. Customer has asked if I could recommended any suitable replacements. Its high up above units...
  8. E

    Switching bathroom extractor fan with microwave detector.

    Hi all.... Quick question for you, what are your thoughts on the above? I am looking for an alternate way to operate a bathroom extractor fan (don't want it on with the lights and don't want extra pull cords etc) - I propose to fit an inline fan in the loft, switched with a microwave sensor...
  9. Mikey2017

    Bathroom Extractor Fan (Zone 1) Help Please!

    Hi all, I need to change my extractor fan which is in Zone 1, I have found a extractor fan as below for Zone 1 that does not need a separate transformer, as long as a RCD is present. Will the current RCD's be sufficient? I know the RCD is working, as I connected the wires wrongly when testing...
  10. MyWifeNowDave

    extractor fan issues (as in, it doesn't work very well)

    Hello all, I'm new to the forum and I was hoping to get a bit of advice please:D I'm a plumber and I've put a new fan in my bathroom. The old one was ineffective and didn't clear the steam very well. What I'd like to achieve is to be able to run a shower without the walls and mirror steaming...
  11. C

    In Line Extractor Fan works intermittently

    Hi everyone, hoping someone can help me with a little puzzle..... I have an inline extractor fan servicing 3 bathrooms which has stopped working. Called a (proper) electrician who couldn't find any faults and suggested replacing the whole extractor fan unit. Before doing so I had a quick look...
  12. A

    Kitchen Extractor Fan Wiring

    Please come someone confirm if the wiring of my extractor fan with plug laid on top of the unit is compliant please? Many thanks in advance.
  13. B

    Bathroom Extractor Fan Problem...

    Hi all, Recently replaced single bathroom ceiling rose with four downlighters. All works great. Added an in-line bathroom fan (with timer) in the standard fashion using the switched live (SL) from the light switch, in accordance with provided wiring diagrams and fitted labels. Fan now runs as...
  14. R

    Bathroom extractor fan need an isolator?

    Just quoted a job and included a fan isolator for the bathroom fan that needs replacing. Customer has informed me that he wants a fan (without timer or humidistat) wired to a light switch outside the room (2gang switch 1 is light /1 fan) and doesn't want the pull cord isolator. Do I need an...
  15. A

    DIY Extractor fan question

    Hello all I am fitting a new Manrose MF100T bathroom extractor fan and was wondering if it is ok if: Thick (10mm i think) cable coming from CU - use to feed a shower, which is no longer there Connect 10mm to 2mm in a junction box so easier to work with Change MCB to 5/6 amp Place 3 amp fuse...
  16. a-z electrics

    Extractor fan adaptor

    Anyone know if you can get a 6 inch to 4 inch vent adaptor? I came across this beauty the other day.. it's a work of art! Amazing what you can do with a roll or two of insulation tape
  17. Msitekkie

    Fitting an extractor fan with 3A fuse

    I am in the process of fitting an in-line extractor fan (ACM125T) that requires a 3A fuse, for a utility room. Vent-Axia have advised That I do need a fused spur, from either the lighting circuit or the ring main circuit (as well as a fan isolator switch). They also said "the switched live does...
  18. W

    Extractor fan ducting

    Im looking for a way to vent a bathroom fan outside. The bathroom is downstairs in a flat and the only way I can route the ducting would be along with the joists, up in the corner of the room with the soil pipe and into the loft and then out through the soffit. Is this okay to do? I would be...
  19. P

    En suite extractor fan with run on timer

    hi, can't suss this, doing an extractor with run on timer, which has led light. Cabled the separate isolation switch, two way to fan, 2 way to jb, light switch l1 to isolator l1 at jb, sperate line feeds to lights, common to line at jb with live feed from lighting ring, neutral has neutral in...
  20. K

    Domestic extractor fan problem/question

    hey, Hoping someone may know more on this than I do. Extractor fan above a shower in an en-suite, in-line fan so unit is up in the loft. I know you can get condensation and "dripping" from the unit. How bad can this get? Had a customer ask me to look at why their fan had stopped working. It...

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