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Done. PCB gone. Connector block in place. Worked a treat. Thanks everyone for your help. Barry

There ya go

Thstnks for clarifying. When plugged in as per my picture the potential across that resistor is around 120v but i wasmt sure if that was for the timer circuit. I could probably open the motor casing to see if theres any voltage marks to clarify its design.

I did try adjusting the timer and nothing happened. The more i think of it the more I'd like to remove the pcb altogether, if its safe to do so of course. I noticed that large resistor getting very hot when i turned power on and i dont like the thoughts of it wasting energy for no reason. But...

I did try this earlier and it works. Wasn't too sure if it was a safe thing to do

Yes im measuring AC

Yep thats the one. Sorry about the bad picture! So i think its wired correctly.

Hi all. I bought a timed manyrose extractor fan for the bathroom but i just realised the wiring isnt for a timed extractor! Ive read in places that i can just connect the neutral to neutral, live to one of the lives and then jump from this live to the other live and it will work. I did that and...

I have indeed. It was a bit uneven but not too bad. I levelled it a bit with sharp sand and whacked ot again before putting down my sand base layer. I'm laying slabs now so i hope to feck all the hard work pays off. Thanks for your reply

Hi all. Installing a patio. 400x400x40 tobermore concrete slabs on a sand base. I am in the process of finishing the sub base layer, 100mm or so of 803 stone. I am having some trouble getting it level and i have run out of stone. I was aiming for 75mm from top of base layer to top of slab...

Thanks a mill. I'm going to try pack the hardcore well enough that i dont need to retain it for patio install. Then once i have the edge pieces in place I'll haunch in concrete. B

Hi all. I'm looking for some help with a patio I'm installing at home across the width of my back garden. The garden slopes from left to right so from about halfway across I'll be coming above ground. For this reason i will need some way to retain the hardcore and sand to stop it spilling out...