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Yeah, that’s fair enough. I’ve already bought the fan with a timer. Thanks for your input tho. It’s all valuable.

So your saying to put it on a seperate switch so it works independently of the light switch

ok, i think i get you. The fused spur isnt needed (as you said earlier) , but instead buy a fan isloator switch. Put a junction box (or similar) in one of the cables in the loft from one of the lights and take that down to supply the switch with L, N & E. And then feed out of the isolator to the...

https://www.manrose.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/doc/FandWs/077645.pdf @Taylortwocities Instructions say nothing about an isolator switch too, but i suppose with installing the switched fused spur i have the isolator there. @Murdochcat - this is my own home, its not let

see above - it was a double pole fused spur the instrucitons said to install

well, it said douple pole fused spur, so i bought one with a switch so i could turn the fan off if the timer function wasnt needed at times like the middle of the night when the wife goes for a pee about 20 times

Cos that’s what the instructions said to install

Yep, all upstairs lights are on the same circuit. It appears I’m good to go. Thanks for the swift replies. If it goes t*ts up I’ll be back.

Yeah, i have installed the fan & ran the cable back to the fused switch. It does indeed have neutral, switch wire, and permanent live. I need to connect the fused switch to the light switch which has permanent live & switched live but no neutral. So I suppose my question is can i take the...

Hi all, Im sure this question has been asked before but i cant find a definitive answer. I am installing a new timed extractor fan in the bathroom. I want to spur off the light switch to a fused switch for the fan. The bathroom light switch doesnt have a neutral, so where would i get the...

the service was a proper service by a corgi registered engineer who came very highly recemmended. Took about an hour or so. Due to the rewiring taking place, the firefront is off, am waiting for the gasman to come back off hols this weekend to put it back on. Could the pilot be blocked / dirty...

was serviced just before xmas

it has been checked already. It does occasionally try and ignite a few times a second as it should, but not very often.

Hi, i have a potterton housewarmer 45. I have just had it rewired and a new programmer in. The problem i have now is that the ignition is really slow. It used to try and ignite a few times a second, now, it tries about once a second until it eventually locks out if it doesn't ignite. Any ideas?

for thse who have seen my previous posts, the problem is now solved........disconnected mains live as firefront doesnt have a light. All doing as it should ...................except........ the pilot doesnt light all the time. Up until a couple of days ago the pilot was "ticking" a few times a...

problem solved........disconnected mains live as firefront doesnt have a light. All doing as it should ...................except........ the pilot doesnt light all the time. Up until a couple of days ago the pilot was "ticking" a few times a second, it now "ticks" once a second approx. Sometimes...

No, c/h can only be on with h/w, but hot water can be alone, its a gravity system.

I got a corgi registered gas engineer in to change all components, and an electrician to check wiring. I have the installation booklet and it doesnt say anything about a motorised valve on the back boiler.

so, im guessing that i should get gasman to change motorised valve then? i know i shouldnt ask prices but what range should i be looking at?

sorry, forgot to mention, also had pump changed. It keeos igniting when clock is off, then locking out ( i presume when it gets to temperature)