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Thanks for that Info, I had suspected that the valve was fitted incorrectly. Think I will go ahead and remove the radaiator and give it a good flush out.

Thanks for your reply. The thermostat looks to be a “M29 by ORKLi” it is very hard to see the make properly. The only ring that can be turned by hand is where the valve is attached to the top of TEE piece; other parts go to radiator and return flow, I think if I undid this water would come...

One of my radiators is cold at bottom and slightly warm at top I realise that it is properly build up of sludge and I will flush the system out, but it was suggested that I first check that the thermostatic valve needle was working correctly, but I cannot see how to get the top off the valve to...

Using my pressure washer the other day, working OK,then water was coming out from inside of body. Any one had this problem? or know how to fix it. Thank you.

Just found the wiring diagram for this fan. From switch/fused supply, both Brown (L)and Black (N) go straight to fan. From (L) before it connects to fan, connect Grey (switched Live) Grey then goes to switch and then to fan Timer connection, but before Grey goes into fan a wire comes off it...

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Hi Pedro 140259 and Flameport, Thanks for your posts, just tried connecting Black neutral straight thru to fan, leaving grey in the switch, but fan still did not work, will get a single pole switch tomorrow. But I am still a bit confused as to why the neon light on the switch does not come on...

Where have I gone wrong? Wiring extractor fan with timer. That does not require an earth. From fused switch box I have taken 4 cables, Brown Always live and Grey switched live, both connected to Live in fused switch box. Black neutral. Earth Green Yellow. Into 2 pole pull cord switch I...

The fan does not require an earth, but I was going to take earth as far as sp. and I will be fitting new cable through out.

Have not bought the 3 pole switch yet, so could fit an SP as you suggest, yes the 3 amp fuse box would be switched on all the time. My main concern is where do I get the extra Live cable from, would it be Ok to put 2 cables into the Live connection in the fused box?

I am about to replace an old extractor fan in my utility room, old fan supply came from 3 amp fused box, with Live. Neutral, Earth all 3 cables went to the fan, which operated by a pull cord on the fan. The new fan has a timer fitted and is earthed, it has 3 connection points, Live, Switched...