Hi

Does anyone recognise this:

http://i324.photobucket.com/albums/k...erExtractor.jp
g


The bearings are shot, and I'd prefer an identical replacement, to
avoid different fixings/cable entry....

It's a standard shape - slimline, 100mm diameter, 155mm overall square
fascia, but there's no nameplate or recognisable product code. It's
probably about 4 years old, and doesn't bear much resemblance to
anything I can see in the current Screwfix catalog.

The number 011327 is stamped on the housing, and it's got a timer
circuit. There's normally a white plastic screwcap covering the
crosshead you can see in the picture.

There's a remote possibility it's German, given all the other German
kit the flat was fitted out with.

Any ideas?

TIA




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Roger Morton

I could not view your photo.

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kent wrote:



I could not view your photo.

It's still there - beware there was a single letter 'g' wrapped onto
the second line of the URL :-(

Try this instead:

http://tinyurl.com/5wc6dm


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Roger Morton

Roger Morton wrote:

Does anyone recognise this:

http://i324.photobucket.com/albums/k...erExtractor.jp
g

Looks rather like a Wickes own brand one...


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In , John Rumm wrote:


Looks rather like a Wickes own brand one...



Does it? Can't see it on their website, but I'll have a look next time
I pay a visit. What seems to be unusual is that the horizontal ribs
extend all the way, not just most of the way, to the edges. There's a
vaguely similar Ventaxia model but the mounting holes are definitely in
the wrong places...

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Hi

Does anyone recognise this:

http://i324.photobucket.com/albums/k...erExtractor.jp
g


The bearings are shot, and I'd prefer an identical replacement, to
avoid different fixings/cable entry....

It's a standard shape - slimline, 100mm diameter, 155mm overall square
fascia, but there's no nameplate or recognisable product code. It's
probably about 4 years old, and doesn't bear much resemblance to
anything I can see in the current Screwfix catalog.

The number 011327 is stamped on the housing, and it's got a timer
circuit. There's normally a white plastic screwcap covering the
crosshead you can see in the picture.

There's a remote possibility it's German, given all the other German
kit the flat was fitted out with.

Any ideas?

TIA


This any good.

http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/RDG510NT.html

Adam

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"Roger Morton" wrote in message
news:Gk4bddcHi0iQZFt122Z$Rg@LIVING...

Hi

Does anyone recognise this:

http://i324.photobucket.com/albums/k...erExtractor.jp
g


The bearings are shot, and I'd prefer an identical replacement, to
avoid different fixings/cable entry....

It's a standard shape - slimline, 100mm diameter, 155mm overall square
fascia, but there's no nameplate or recognisable product code. It's
probably about 4 years old, and doesn't bear much resemblance to
anything I can see in the current Screwfix catalog.

The number 011327 is stamped on the housing, and it's got a timer
circuit. There's normally a white plastic screwcap covering the
crosshead you can see in the picture.

There's a remote possibility it's German, given all the other German
kit the flat was fitted out with.

Any ideas?

TIA


This any good.

http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/RDG510NT.html

Adam

Doh, you want the timer version

http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/RDG510T.html

Adam

In , ARWadworth wrote:


Doh, you want the timer version

http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/RDG510T.html

Adam


Excellent - that's the one :-)

Many thanks


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Roger Morton