Recent content by ercole89

No but can get hold of one. I have a basic understanding of electronics but no more than that, I'd prefer to stay away from the practical implementation stuff and get the experts in usually, it just seems silly to do that as we're all in agreement that it should be working how it's currently...

Thinking out loud. By reference to the wiring diagram (image), and to the thread here: https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/has-my-builder-f-ed-up-the-wiring-to-my-bathroom-extractor.240947/ Would it be a stupid idea to connect up the T to the L with a spare bit of wire? Is that dangerous in...

I think I'll ring tech support back up tomorrow and tell them they're wrong..

Sometimes it stops when the humidistat is unplugged, sometimes it carries on (all night the other night when we left it to see). Neither of those is what's supposed to happen. It should carry on for x minutes, where x here = 0.5 with what we have the timer potentiometer currently set to. It...

Hmm. Could this by why the third core is needed then? Maybe tech support were right.

Thanks flameport - we were expecting to have to do some adjustment but this thing isn't functioning as expected at all. I'm pretty sure if the humidistat is unplugged ie no longer triggered it should stop after 30s, not either stop straight away or carry on forever. Wondering if tech support...

Here's what it looks like. The humidistat is attached to the blue cable on the left. The humidistat potentiometer is the blue cylinder on the left, the timer potentiometer is the one on the right. The timer is set to its minimum of 30s, so theoretically I think it should run for 30s after the...

Another piece of the puzzle. Today plugged the humidistat back in and it started straight away, which was good because I was about to have a shower. Post-shower, most of the steam gone, I unplugged the humidistat again. The fan stopped straight away whereas the other day it carried on all night...

Hmm. Well, thank you for your help. Maybe something in the circuit board is broken. I'll do some more googling tomorrow, for now goodnight!

No they're the right way round, TNEL as on the instructions. Better pic here (if a bit dark) IMAG6015 by ercole89 posted 29 Sep 2017 at 9:53 PM

Hmm, the wires are going into the right boxes. I was hoping it would be an easy fix but it seems something else is going on. IMAG6013 by ercole89 posted 29 Sep 2017 at 9:13 PM The wiring instructions are below and there is also a paragraph that specifies 3-core in the written instructions...

Customer connection terminal