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Yeah, unfortunately there doesn't seem to be. It is indeed.. worked once I swapped switched-live and live per your advice. Much appreciated again!

Don't think so. It's been doing it since I moved in.. but it's not exactly loud enough to bother me.

I'll get a video shortly but both of my toilets give a bit of a bang noise after cistern has refilled. From looking online, I can see something about cistern potentially filling too quick. Any thoughts without a video? I'll try and throw together a video later.

You're not wrong! :)

In previous fan's wiring, I assumed permanent live was in L and switched live was T but that was just an assumption.

It worked perfectly fine until a fortnight ago.. .. maybe I did mix them up but switched live seems to be a slightly lighter colour. I'll try reversing them so.. probably need to wait til daylight though.

Yeah, though wired them same as wiring on timed though (L = Live, N = Neutral, T = Switched Live). Assumed it'd be same.

Better photo of fan: I actually wired it up similarly to how people are suggesting: That is: Top = Live Middle = Neutral Bottom = Switched Live Which is the same way in which it's wired in existing timed fan, and the fan stayed on permanently regardless of light on/off.. so unsure of what...

Thanks for the quick reply Terry. Unfortunately the damage was done as already drilled a hole in fan to feed wires through before I noticed it was standard, and not timed. Should I purchase a connector strip or any harm in using say the unlabelled connector in top-left, or T in bottom right...

Complete amateur here so forgive the terminology. So my timed extractor fan in my bathroom has given up the ghost.. I got a replacement but realised I got the standard model instead of a timed model.. which will be fine as it'll be wired into bathroom light. So below top is my existing timed...