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    UK Extractor Fan (red and black wires only)

    Hi, I'm updating our bathroom and I'm changing our extractor fan from a simple ceiling mounted one to a more powerful inline version (Blauberg) mounted in the loft. The fan only had 2 wires - a black and a red. It has an isolator switch outside the door in a twin switch plate shared with the...
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    Fan isolator

    Hi guys,what code would you give for lack of fan isolator in the bathroom.Thank you in advance for all the answers.
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    Help identifying wires from antique fan

    Restoring an old westinghouse desk fan from 1919. There are three wires coming from the fan head (motor) labeled G, Y, and R. Can these be identified for me, ie positive, negative, ground? Thanks!
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    ceiling fan lights blink DIY

    I have a pair of Hunter ceiling fans that are 20 years old. In the past few years they have started to burn out bulbs in a few months. They always start by blinking intermittent blinking then they go out. I have taken down the light portion of the fan to see what might be going on. youtube...
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    Ceiling fan receiver unit

    Hello, can anyone give me advice on how to connect wiring for ceiling fan in the UK with receiver unit please? Please see attached files. There are stickers on the 4 wires as follows:- Red - L Black - N White - Light Blue - Light I have also attached the wiring diagram which I don’t...
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    Replacing a Lutron Maestro MA-LFQ35 Light + Fan Combo Switch

    Greetings! We have a ceiling fan with a 4-bulb light fixture. The fan switch of the original Lutron Maestro MA-LFQ35 combo switch quit working, but the light side continued to work, including dimming. I could not find the same switch online, and went to a local electrical / lighting store...
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    1978 Porsche 924 Coolant Fan Runs Without Ignition Switch (fix?)

    I have a troublesome problem on my 924. I have replaced the coolant fan 2 times. The fan works this time, but there's a problem. Let me give you a back story. First fan (the one that came with the car when bought) went out when I manually unplugged it. It's been a while since that day, but I...
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    Wires funny match ceiling fan instructions

    I'm installing a ceiling fan. From the ceiling I have 3 red wires connected to each other only. I have 2 black striped wires twisted together, 1 black wire and 1 white wire. The ceiling fan has 1 black, 1 blue, 1 white and the ground (green). My instructions say nothing about this type of...
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    3A fuse for bathroom fan

    Hi All, Like many practicing electricians I have been frustrated that there is not a simple solution when wiring a bathroom fan with timer and the manufacturer's instructions say that it must be fused with one 3 amp fuse. I believe I have come up with the solution, which I have patented, what...
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    New build extractor fan

    Hello I've recently bought a new build and was wondering if anybody knew a bit more info about the regs for extraction fans. I was sure a new build must have a timed fan in all bathrooms. However mine has a standard fan that comes on and off with the lights, I've took the fan apart to see if it...
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    Help Wiring Exhaust Fan (With Humidity Sensor)

    How exactly do I go about wiring my new exhaust fan? The following are pictures of the wiring from the fan, from the ceiling and the wiring options included in the manual. Thanks in advance for any help. https://ibb.co/q7BjxPx https://ibb.co/1bTtKtD https://ibb.co/YWFKZKG
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    Wiring for extractor fan

    currently have extractor fan in utility room for condenser dryer (extracts outside via pipe Its wired to a 3 pin plug same as condenser dryer that both go into a 2 way extension and into socket in wall so when we click wall socket switch on they both come on together (that way as well when my...
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    Bath Fan Isolators : Whats good ?

    Was always using BG ones. But wants to try something else , heard Schneider are ok for the money ?
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    Cooker hood and bathroom fan connection via duel appliance outlet plate.

    I wish to install a bathroom extractot and cooker hood from an existing 32 amp 6mm cable . I intend to use a duel applliance outlet plate to split into two 6mm cables running to seperate 3amp FCU's from there 1mm cables to all parts that follow . See diagram . Is this in line withs regs. Thanks .
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    UK New timed fan isolator and switch... but lighting circuit is via

    Simple replacement of an old noisy fan. Should have been rip the old one out, put the new one in. Only change is the new fan has a timer overrun which was chosen due to the old tenants leaving it in for so long it eventually went bust. The old fan didn't have a timer. Anyway... I've got the new...
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    Heat recovery fan

    Anyone have experience with heat recovery bathroom fans? I want one for home, old House with no cavity walls, bathroom moisture condenses on wall and causes mould. I do the normal, leave doors and window open but it is not enough. if anyone can recommend a good one then it would be greatly...
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    extractor fan

    bathroom man going to fit extractor fan with timer to a pull switch that only turns on power for shower no light just double checking it is ok to wire into this switch
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    Bathroom fan on a dimmer sith leds.

    Fitted a fan for friend today and forgot it was off the lights, so now is on dimmer and seems to work fine. I see Amazon sell plug in dimmers for fans .. thoughts men??
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    Extractor Fan for Soldering

    I do occasional soldering in my garage and would like to add extraction for the fumes. I already have a Bathroom Extractor Fan Kit lying about (Fan, Ducting, Vent, DP Fan Switch etc) so looking to put them to use, my question is these are normally wired from the ceiling rose and use the S/L...

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