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You’re spot on here! Again - I got what I came for lol and one happy man as I’ve got my fan working and that’s great for a non sparky like me. Timer would be great but saving money is better

The old fan didn’t have a timer that worked. Otherwise it functioned fine ie. turned on and off. The new one does that now and yes I can use the isolator switch to have the fan on whilst the light is off - that’s the same as another fan I have that’s been fitted by electricians which I assumed...

All’s well that ends well - I have a working new fan working the same as the old one that broke! I don’t understand much about electrics but followed the advice given and got what I needed- thanks again to those that offered advice!

It’s working as it was before and has an isolator switch so can be left on with the light off. Though the old one had a timer, it never worked since we moved in two years ago. I’ve put off this job for about 6 months whilst completing another project - next step is to remove all the mould...

Got it all sorted now - above suggestion of B was correct. Thanks so much too John!

Thank you very much jj4091

Hi everyone! I’m replacing a broken extractor fan. It has three wires - T, N and L I understand this is because the old fan had a timer. My new fan only has N and L as it doesn’t have a timer. Do I need to: A) Put the mains N to the fan N and mains L to fan L, THEN put the mains T wire in...