I had a smart meter installed recently & it caused the extractor fan in our bathroom to stop working. It is wired to the lighting circuit & is a xpelair xodous model. Is there a fuse in the fan itself or the isolator switch which I can simply replace or do I need to replace the whole fan & if so, is it easy to do or should I get an electrician to do it ?
Bathroom extractor fan
- Thread starter Jeppol
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There must be about 5 threads about fans at the moment.
Have look down the list.
Have look down the list.
coincidences do happen.
No.
Is it just a switch or one with a fuse in it? Hard to tell from here.
Might be one in the loft or somewhere else.
Post some pictures of what you can see.
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No fuses there - one could have been there in the switch so unlikely to be anywhere else, but you never know.
Fan could have just packed up - does it hum?
Unless you want to investigate yourself by checking connections and the fan innards, then - electrician time.
Fan could have just packed up - does it hum?
Unless you want to investigate yourself by checking connections and the fan innards, then - electrician time.
It absolutely did not.
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