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Many thanks I will go up and have a look....I can always get the mechanical installation complete and then find a TP pull switch when the decent places open. Bradley

Ahh I get your drift now, still painting downstairs...not been in loft to look. I think that there is no live loop in the pendant fitting, so I was anticipating connecting into the live side of the switch for the permanent live and the switched side for the other. Does that sound OK...

Thanks securespark...but this is where thirty year old A level physics starts to let me down! If I take the feed from the ceiling rose, what triggers the fan to start?? cheers Bradley

The problem is that if I use a three pole wall mounted isolator switch I will have to chase out and damage decorations in my bedroom....when I could achieve the same by using a pull switch accessed from the loft. But otherwise my understanding is sound?? regards Bradley

Firstly, may I apologise for dragging this subject up again when there are some excellent postings already on this site, but......... I was planning to install a timed shower extractor this week end. I understand the need for the four wire connection (permanent live, switched live, neutral...

Thanks...the pump appears to be working...well making a noise anyway....I prefer the earlier problem (solution!) Bradley Stoker

Thanks for that....I will attempt a reverse back fill tomorrow evening. It seems to me that a blocked feed is a likley solution. I will report back. Bradly Stoker

I don't think so, there is some sediment in the tank but the outlet is well above that, also I poked a piece of flexible wire down the outlet.

Hi Guys, I am new to this forum but would welcome your ideas. I am not a plumber, but reasonally competent at most DIY tasks...if I can be asked! Last weekend I re-fitted our lounge radiator folowing redecoration. A few days before I had run the system without this rad and all seemed...