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No you haven't.

Now you have eight wires now??? I think we need a picture.

It does look like that at first glance but I think not:

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...and what were they connected to?

Did it work when wired like this?

Whichever one you can get all six wires in. It's better if you put all the wires in from the same end and run them the full length of the connector so both screws hold them all. 6mm² sounds like it. (I don't know why that should say 5A.)

Probably only one of the earth wires is actually connected to earth somewhere; all the others connect different things to that earth. There are some odd looking connections on the two switches.

From what you write it would seem that none of the bonding is required. Some of it might have been when fitted. Therefore Main Bonding is not required. Exactly. Such bonding - MET to bathroom pipes - has never been required. Supplementary bonding simply joined local pipes together for extra...

Replacement CUs are notifiable; additional ones are not. :) Henley blocks still available and favoured.

If it doesn't have a terminal for the two earth wires then you just join them together in a separate connector.

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You would need a separate dual water pump.

Do you think this is a good example of why you should not be doing this work? You don't know what you don't know.

Ok. It is. I don't think obsolete is the right word. Looks exactly the same as your old one. https://www.screwfix.com/p/mira-event-xs-rear-fed-white-thermostatic-power-shower/8387r Ok. Thereabouts but not really relevant. Well - without rewiring and replumbing you cannot have an...

Ok. Timer circuit board in fan faulty, then.

How long have you waited for the fan to turn off?

I don't think that would cause what is not happening.

Very easy to test the switch - if it is working as it should then it must be the fan at fault.

The colours are used for those purposes where appropriate but this is just a switch. Yes, they are all what we call 'Line' as technically Neutrals are live as well. No problem. (y)