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Event bathroom extractor fan run on time?

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  • 13-11-2014 8:07pm
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    eclectichoney
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    Hi guys
    Just got one of these installed in the bathroom:
    http://www.plumbworld.co.uk/greenwood-airvac-event-ebb100-2394-17114?CA_6C15C=210813291
    It turns itself on with the light and the run on time after the light is turned off is 10 minutes - I would prefer to shorten this to maybe 5 minutes if possible, but I can't seem to see any instructions online or references to this. Does anyone have one and might know if it is possible to do this?
    Thanks


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    17larsson
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    First turn off the fan isolator that should be outside your bathroom door or inside on the ceiling. Then get a screwdriver and pop off the outside cover. Inside there should be a small dial that you can twist for your prefered time


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    Par1
    Registered Users Posts: 263 ✭✭Par1


    17larsson wrote: »
    First turn off the fan isolator that should be outside your bathroom door or inside on the ceiling. Then get a screwdriver and pop off the outside cover. Inside there should be a small dial that you can twist for your prefered time


    Just to add its a small dial on the PCB and is probably white in colour and generally has a plus and minus sign either side of dial, just rotate it with smallest screwdriver you might have. Turn the timer all the way down to off then increase little by little until your happy with time duration...best of luck.


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    eclectichoney
    Closed Accounts Posts: 4,291 ✭✭✭eclectichoney


    Thanks guys - really appreciate the advice. I figured I would need to turn off the isolator switch so thanks for confirming. Will give it a go tomorrow in the daylight.
    Really appreciated guys :):)


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