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connecting a on/off switch
buckrogers
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we have a fan in the loft which circulates the air around the house,
there is a small white fuse 'socket' box which has the mains power going into it and the cable from the fan ' blue,black and earth'
both the , blue ,black, earth from the mains and fan are connected together in the fuse box,
can someone tell me how i would go about connecting a on/off switch so i can turn the fan off from the landing, at the moment i have to go up into the loft and pull the fuse out.
thankyou
there is a small white fuse 'socket' box which has the mains power going into it and the cable from the fan ' blue,black and earth'
both the , blue ,black, earth from the mains and fan are connected together in the fuse box,
can someone tell me how i would go about connecting a on/off switch so i can turn the fan off from the landing, at the moment i have to go up into the loft and pull the fuse out.
thankyou
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With respect, from your description of things you obviously have no idea so could very easily make a fatal mistake.
It's a very simple job for an electrician so in this instance please go down that route. In my opinion you shouldn't pay any more than £50.
By all means watch what he's doing, but you really do have to know what you are doing here.
David:whistle: All together now, "Always look on the bright side of life..." :whistle:0 -
Sorry, but if you have to ask this question then you should not be attempting it. At least, not without skilled supervision.I can afford anything that I want.
Just so long as I don't want much.0 -
thank you for the reply's, will do what you advise,
thanks again0
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