Vortice Shower Fan stopped working
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Hello MM1.
Do you have a multimeter/voltage detector ? (not a neon driver though
).
If so is it possible for you to safely 'check' if the fan has power 'feeding' it ?
Is this a 12v 'in line' type fan ? (fan/light combined ?).
Regards
Ed
ps There isn't a fan isolator switch somewhere that has been knocked off by mistake etc is there ????
Do you have a multimeter/voltage detector ? (not a neon driver though
).If so is it possible for you to safely 'check' if the fan has power 'feeding' it ?
Is this a 12v 'in line' type fan ? (fan/light combined ?).
Regards
Ed
ps There isn't a fan isolator switch somewhere that has been knocked off by mistake etc is there ????
Hi Ed,
Thanks, I'm not sure if there's a fan isolator switch but will check. I'm sure we have a voltage detector somewhere! The fan is a separate unit to the light. The fan is attached to the ceiling by the door. The lights are downlights.
Thanks again
MM1
Thanks, I'm not sure if there's a fan isolator switch but will check. I'm sure we have a voltage detector somewhere! The fan is a separate unit to the light. The fan is attached to the ceiling by the door. The lights are downlights.
Thanks again
MM1
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You need proper voltage test instrument like a multimeter.
The tests will mean checking there is voltage between neutral and live and switched live.
A voltage indicating stick can't do this as it can only indicate live, it won't tell you if the neutral has been disconnected.
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