How to connect exhaust fan switch to bathroom light switch?

[blakeex]

Hi, how to connect the exhaust fan switch to the light switch? I have opened the exhaust fan before, there are:

• 2 permanent live wires
• 1 blue wire connected to neutral
• 1 black wire connected to switched live​

As I am new to electrical, can anyone advise me what can I do to connect the wires?
The ideal outcome is when I turn on the light switch, the fan gets turned on together.
Where can I start from?

I am happy to send more photos for confirmations.

Thanks

 

[westward10]

So you want to connect it so the fan operates when the light is switched on.

 

[blakeex]

So you want to connect it so the fan operates when the light is switched on.

Hi yes. When I turn on the light, the fan gets turned on together. Sorry I did not clarify in my post.

 

[westward10]

Does the fan currently work if the light is off.

 

[blakeex]

Does the fan currently work if the light is off.

Currently the fan is operated by its own fan switch. So yes when the light is turned off, the fan would continue running unless I hit the fan switch in the image at my original post.

 

[westward10]

It is almost certainly possible however whether this can be done by changing some connections or some rewiring probably can't be confirmed from here even if we can see all off the connections.

 

[blakeex]

It is almost certainly possible however whether this can be done by changing some connections or some rewiring probably can't be confirmed from here even if we can see all off the connections.

Ok which connections/wires should I share here in image?

 

[westward10]

Even seeing all the cable routes and internal connections we may not be able to advise a DIYer.

 

[blakeex]

Even seeing all the cable routes and internal connections we may not be able to advise a DIYer.

I am happy to give it a try if you can show me how. I would like to DIY 1st before I hire an electrician

 

[westward10]

I would recommend you use an electrician. Whilst the forum will give DIY advise we have to draw the line somewhere if we feel the task is not suited to your ability.