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[email protected] July 16th 17 06:28 AM

Wall switch won't turn off bathroom ceiling fan
 
I have a wall switch to turn the bathroom ceiling fan on/off for taking showers, one night after it was turned on, could not turn off, the fan kept running after turning the switch on and off a couple of times, so I had to unplug the fan from the ceiling box. May anybody help?
Thanks in advance,
Ann

Thomas July 16th 17 11:12 AM

Wall switch won't turn off bathroom ceiling fan
 
Replace the switch.

Herb Bisside July 16th 17 02:47 PM

Wall switch won't turn off bathroom ceiling fan
 
On 7/16/2017 1:28 AM, wrote:
I have a wall switch to turn the bathroom ceiling fan on/off for taking showers, one night after it was turned on, could not turn off, the fan kept running after turning the switch on and off a couple of times, so I had to unplug the fan from the ceiling box. May anybody help?
Thanks in advance,
Ann



These are great for bathroom exhaust fans.

https://smile.amazon.com/Intermatic-.../dp/B00LBHBGZ4


[email protected] July 16th 17 07:02 PM

Wall switch won't turn off bathroom ceiling fan
 
On Sat, 15 Jul 2017 22:28:34 -0700 (PDT), wrote:

I have a wall switch to turn the bathroom ceiling fan on/off for taking showers, one night after it was turned on, could not turn off, the fan kept running after turning the switch on and off a couple of times, so I had to unplug the fan from the ceiling box. May anybody help?
Thanks in advance,
Ann

First thought would be a defective switch.

DerbyDad03 July 16th 17 10:32 PM

Wall switch won't turn off bathroom ceiling fan
 
On Sunday, July 16, 2017 at 9:48:05 AM UTC-4, Herb Bisside wrote:
On 7/16/2017 1:28 AM, wrote:
I have a wall switch to turn the bathroom ceiling fan on/off for taking showers, one night after it was turned on, could not turn off, the fan kept running after turning the switch on and off a couple of times, so I had to unplug the fan from the ceiling box. May anybody help?
Thanks in advance,
Ann



These are great for bathroom exhaust fans.

https://smile.amazon.com/Intermatic-.../dp/B00LBHBGZ4


Better yet are humidity sensor switches with a manual On/automatic Off for
odors.

Timers are great for bathroom heaters.

Here's my switch bank. From the left:

Dimmer for the lights
Humidity sensor for the fan*
Timer for the heater.**

* The fan can be turned on manually, but will turn off automatically after 30
minutes, assuming the humidity level is low enough. "Forgetting" is not an
issue.

** The heater can only be turned on via one of the timer switches, but can
be turned off manually if desired. Again, "forgetting" is not an issue.

http://i.imgur.com/HjzkETf.jpg


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