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A dead or intermittent fan may be caused by its normal controls, the isolator or fused spur, power
arriving at the point, or the fan itself. Diagnosis should separate these before anything is replaced.
If the point is hot, cracked, smells burnt or keeps tripping the board, stop using it and call rather
than resetting it repeatedly.
Check the normal controls first
Check only controls meant for everyday use: the wall switch or pull cord, fan isolator, timer or
humidity setting, and any normal reset described by the manufacturer.
Note whether the fan runs with the light, after a delay or only when humidity rises, and whether
nearby power still works.
Do not remove the spur, change an internal fuse, open the fan or touch bathroom equipment with wet
hands.
What the electrician separates
The checks separate the user controls, accessory, supply and connected equipment before a local repair
or replacement is proposed.
Bathroom zones, access and the existing switching arrangement affect which work is suitable.
If the point is hot, cracked, smells burnt, sparks, has water near it or trips protection, stop using
it and call first.
