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Billy Whizz
I should have put Bedfordshire really. I'm not actually in Luton but it is the closest big town to my village. Convenient mid-point between work and family.
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Discuss Bathroom Extractor Fan Problem... in the DIY Electrical Advice area at ElectriciansForums.net
No Lee42, when in the switched configuration the fan stops as soon as the light switch is turned off, regardless of timer position.
Im out thenCorrect Lee42, originally it ran as soon as the CU was turned on. But with the light switch off it should never have started, surely? Any timer should only kick in when an "on" light is turned off?
Bloody confusing...
Im out then
Yes you are correct you need to switch the light on to activate the fan.
Without physically looking at it not sure what else to suggest.
Good luck with finding the problem
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