Bath fan

[Dean The ResourcefulNorse]

I have a 1974 Glacier that does not have a power fan in the wet bath. The
push up vent is there but no electric. I am putting in a power vent. Any
suggestions on how to wire that up? I can easily connect it to the rear
light but then the light has to be on for the vent to be on. Not sure that
is a problem.

Any other thoughts?

Some of you are still on this site as I got great response from my last
question. Thank you for that.

Dean

Dean hanson

Several models/years

Fremont, ca.

 

[emerystora]

That light would not have to be on to get power to the vent. There is a “hot” going to one side of the light switch. Just connect the fan to that.

Emery Stora

>
> I have a 1974 Glacier that does not have a power fan in the wet bath. The
> push up vent is there but no electric. I am putting in a power vent. Any
> suggestions on how to wire that up? I can easily connect it to the rear
> light but then the light has to be on for the vent to be on. Not sure that
> is a problem.
>
> Any other thoughts?
>
> Some of you are still on this site as I got great response from my last
> question. Thank you for that.
>
> Dean
>
> Dean hanson
>
> Several models/years
>
> Fremont, ca.
>
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[adolph santorine]

Hey Dean:

I’m fairly certain that when you remove the escutcheon around the push up housing, that you’ll find a blue wire with +12 volts on it.

Typically, the ground was a zip screw to one of the aluminum spars of the roof.

Check LIVING AREA ELECTRICAL 24B- 3 in the X-7525 manual. Bath Vent Fan.

HTH….

Dolph

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Wheeling, West Virginia

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>
> I have a 1974 Glacier that does not have a power fan in the wet bath. The
> push up vent is there but no electric. I am putting in a power vent. Any
> suggestions on how to wire that up? I can easily connect it to the rear
> light but then the light has to be on for the vent to be on. Not sure that
> is a problem.
>
> Any other thoughts?
>
> Some of you are still on this site as I got great response from my last
> question. Thank you for that.
>
> Dean
>
> Dean hanson
>
> Several models/years
>
> Fremont, ca.
>
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