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Default domestic bathroom fan

Having removed an overrun 4" bathroom extractor fan ( to be relocated
)i noticed that the earth wire had been left bare , unconnected ( no
position to connect it), and wraped around the outside sleeving. As i
intend on being a cheeky bugger and using the existing cable and set
up, i wondered if that was correct. It seems as if it was installed by
a qualified sparky as the quality of install was high, and also it was
a large-ish insurance job. And before you jump down my throat i'm
doing the work for myself.
 
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