Wiring 2 way switch help

Before we go any further, is the lamp/bulb in the landing light in good nick and has not blown?
Indeed - as I wrote a good few messages back:
If the answer is 'yes', I suspect you will have run out of options! - in which case maybe the landing lamp would need checking :-)
I'd also still like to know whether (with all the wires put back into the new switch), the upstairs 2-way switch is functioning correctly as regards the hall light.

Kind Regards, John
 
got nothing upstairs at all, had the odd flicker when trying wires in different ways
Are you talking about the landing light? What I'd rather like to know is, when you've got the hall light working with the new switch (with all 3 wires connected to it), whether the upstairs switch also satisfactory controls the hall light.

Kind Regards, John
 
hall and landing light are 2 way...gonna get a spark out i think to sort it...thanks for all the help
That's the sensible course. Something seems to be 'wrong' - since, as BAS said early on, there do not appear to be enough conductors at that downstairs switch for both switches to be 2-way.

Kind Regards, John
 
The switch up stairs controls the landing light and what else?

Were there two switches controlling the down stairs light?
 
Andy - not everybody is so childish, sad, empty and pathetic that they would post here in order to annoy people.

Don't make the mistake of thinking that everyone is like you.
 
I know. :) and you don't get involved in light switch threads John ;) or are you making an exception to annoy ban?
No - I very rarely get involved, in the sense of saying things like "try putting conductor X into terminal Y" - and I certainly haven't in this thread. However, since some people were trying to do that, what I have been trying to do (slowly, and not all that successfully) is to extract from the OP at least some of the information which people should have if they are going to try to give such suggestions/instructions.

If I wanted to annoy BAS, I'm sure that I could find far better ways than that :-)

Kind Regards, John
 

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