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    Replacing a bathroom extractor fan

    Just a thought - I've got it connected blue to neutral, yellow to live, and the red unconnected (just taped it up). Is that OK or should the red be terminated or something
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    Replacing a bathroom extractor fan

    The old fan was a Manrose XF100T http://www.manrose.co.uk/products/xf100.html#tech It doesn't mention that it is using or expecting a transformer I'll take the new fan back to Wickes and get them to check it out.
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    Replacing a bathroom extractor fan

    Many thanks ColJack for such a speedy reply. What I said was "White" is a pale yellow in fact! As I said I have tried both configurations you describe but the fan is still not working. The fan isolator switch is definitely on - when I pull the light cord I can hear a quiet hum which is not there...
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    Replacing a bathroom extractor fan

    I have bought a simple Wickes bathroom extractor fan to replace my noisy old Manrose one. I thought it would just be a case of taking off the old one and fitting the new one. However, the old one has 3 terminals - marked live, neutral, and switched whereas my new fan only has 2 terminals - live...
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