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    Bathroom extractor fan, part 1
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    Extractor fan and ventilation queries

    Hi all, Have put this here rather than electrics as also looking for general advice on ventilation and reducing condensation, etc. Currently converting a block outbuilding into a utility room to house washer/tumble dryer/chest freezer/garden sink with only cold tap. The shed in its current...
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    Fixing a draughty bathroom extractor fan vent

    Hi all, I've recently been on a mission to fix all draughts in my house, and I noticed that a lot of cold air comes through the downstairs toilet extractor fan vent, especially on a windy day. The toilet is under the stairs, and the vent itself goes into a pipe the other side of the wall which...
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    Brown liquid from extractor fan, unable to insulate duct - help!

    As winter months have hit, our extractor fan has begun splurting out brown liquid. We have put this down to condensation. Unfortunately the duct runs up through the loft, and our loft space is fully insulated with no walking space, so we're not really able to insulate it. Also, it goes up...
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    Sealing around a duct

    Hi, what would be the best way to seal around this ducting? My extractor fan is connected to it and it lets in colde air. Thanks
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    Bathroom exhaust to old Ridge/Flue vent?

    Currently in the final steps of renovating a late '70s/early '80s Bungalow. The property originally had a warm air heating system powered by a gas boiler which was vented through the loft space via a 125mm flue and out of a vented ridge tile in the roof. The old warm air heating system has been...
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    2 Extractor fans one ducting - is this ok?

    Hi guys, Looking to install 2 extractor fans within my bathroom and en-suite. Would it be ok to run both through the same ducting? They are the Xpelair C4TSR's so they have the built in back draft shutters. I was thinking if I give them about a 2m-3m run before joining at the main outlet from...
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    How can I tell of an inline extractor fan is working?

    Hi, I have an extractor fan in a bathroom,after lifting the floor boards above it turns out there is also an iine fan. How can I tell of it's working or not? I guess if it's not working it will create more resistance for the air pumped by the other fan.
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    Bathroom extractor fan broken

    Hi All, Just moved into my first house and the extractor fan in the bathroom looks like its seen better days. I'm afraid to turn it in because of that loose wire. Does this look like something that can be easily fixed or do I need to call out an electrician? Any advice would be much...
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    How does the Silent Tornado Ip45 bathroom fan work?

    Hi, I've recently had this fan installed and I'm very confused to how it works. I think it has a humidity sensor and there is a timer on there as well. The electrian has set the timer but they said there's no numbers on the timer, so they don't know how long it's set for. So far I've counted...
  11. bettz1

    Draft coming from kitchen extractor pipe

    Recently took the extractor hood and splashback down to replaced and noticed especially over the last few days thanks to storm eunice. You can see straight outside (n) no wonder the kitchens always felt cold,and never seems to hold the heat. Any advice on what vent I should get for the...
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    Help required for flat ventilation

    Hi All, I am currently having my bathroom refurbished. It is an ex council block of flats. The vent already in place appears to be a cover so not sure how this is meant to work i.e. extract steam. Also noticed that no other flat on the block appears to have an electric extractor fan. Can I...
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    Vent Axia Extractor Fan not working - "twitching"

    Hi, I can't think of another word, but my Vent Axia VASF100T stopped working about a week ago. When I take off the fan cover to show the fan blades with the isolation switch on, the blades are what can best be described as twitching. They are rotating maybe 2mm ever second or so, but never...
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    Vortice Quadro Super T Surface Centrifugal Fan

    Hi guys. Would you be able to help me? I am trying to replace my bathroom fan but I am not an electrician. First time in my life I see electrical connectors that are not labelled and that is my problem (or maybe I don't know what am doing). My old fan connection is: switched fused spur -->...
  15. Weepywilson

    Please help! Wiring timed extraction fan

    so I have a Manrose extractor fan and I’m trying to replace an old fan which is running through and isolation switch and controlled by the main pull bathroom light switch, I had it setup properly before somehow but the timer function was not working, I’ve been trying and trying and with the...
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    Low-wattage extractor fan and touch switch - incompatible?

    I have an Envirovent extractor fan with run-on timer, i.e. it has neutral, switched live and an extra unswitched live to power the run-on. I want to use it with a touch switch but it doesn't work. It will switch on OK but automatically switches off after a couple of seconds. The run-on works as...
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    Replaced extractor fan, Now bathroom lights don't switch off but dim

    The original fan was ceiling mounted with integral humidistat (Vent Axia Lo carbon). The ducting from the original fan was crushed in the ceiling void and did not work effectively. the fan ran continuously to try unsuccessfully to get the humidy down to the desired level (our bathroom has no...
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    Is my extractor powerful enough ?

    Hi, Ive just fitted a backdraft cowl to my extractor fan, the flap only opens around 2cm, Im wondering if that means its not very powerful ? It does have a few metres of ducting to go through.
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    My Extractor fans have no shutters

    Hi, My bathoom extractor and kitchen one both just have slat type grilles, I'm wondering if they really should have those flap things on the ends ? Maybe the moisture is blowing back into the rest of the flat from the shower? Or maybe just a downward facing cowl ? They have square ducting...
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    Ventilation options for ducting and extractor fans

    Hi All, I have an en-suite and a bathroom right next to each other, the nearest soffit it about 6m away, there is a rafter above the bathroom and ensuite. I am thinking of the following in terms of options for ventilation. 4inch inline extractor fan I have the following questions, when...
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