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I'm autistic, I don't suffer fools and I prefer to be direct. That a problem for you snowflake? All of my responses were more than warranted, I give as good as I get.

No assumptions made here have been reasonable, they've been unfounded as far as I'm concerned, without basis. It was assumed my friend's mother was old because I said she was mentally frail. That's an unreasonable assumption - anyone can be mentally frail, at any age. It was assumed I was...

Seriously dude, quit with the trolling. The whole reason for this post was because I couldn't remember 100% how the wires were originally connected in the rose. My suspicion was the reds were connected together and the blacks fed the light. This was confirmed and this is how I have left it...

I was politely saying she's a ditz, there was no reference to her age. You make a lot of assumptions.

If you can't understand 'two sets of wires, both with an earth, a red and a black wire' and need a photo to show that it then it doesn't give me a whole lot of confidence in any advice you give, to be fair.

Another assumption that I was charging for my help.

Please read the thread...

You obviously think that bothers me?

I haven't interfered with anything. I replaced a ceiling rose like for like, I came on here to make sure it was wired right after experiencing these switching issues, which must have already been present. So nothing has changed. I have told her she'll need to get a professional to look at the...

I don't NEED to do anything. What part of 'not my house' and 'not my call' isn't clear here?

Not my call, as previously explained had you read the thread

I think the same!

That may as well have been Greek fella, but thanks lol. To be fair with zero knowledge of how this should be wired I'm concerned about making it worse if I start fiddling with it.

Not my house :)

Pics of upstairs and downstairs switches. There is one light upstairs, one downstairs. Both are connected to the double switch downstairs, there is also a single switch downstairs for the downstairs light and a single switch upstairs for the upstairs light. Currently with the upstairs switch...

Not properly, but based on this I'm not convinced it ever did. The single upstairs switch currently seems to control which light the double downstairs switch will control. Can't get them both on at once. I'm 99% sure the wires are back as they were and that this was always an issue. I suspect...

I'm convinced that's how it was in the original rose - two reds in the centre block, a black either side for the bulb feed. Maybe it never worked properly in the first place... Thanks :)

These are as described - two sets of wires, both with a red, black and earth (old style colours)

This is the upstairs switch.

I am replacing a light fitting and stupidly forgot to take note of how the ceiling rose is wired. This is an upstairs landing light, which is controlled from a single upstairs switch and a double downstairs switch. The other side of the downstairs switch controls a downstairs light, which is...