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I have found a piece of wire left at home and using that and ohm-meter managed to find which wires lead to the 'un-functional' socket. However, I am still not able to make this work. As an amateur, I would probably need someone to help me in a way: connect 2 reds in L1, blue in L2 and yellow to...

I can't take the cover off to look inside (just hanging from the wall as the screws dont hold onto the ceiling) so sorry cannot answer this one.

No no third switch and no voltage in the 2nd halway switch at the moment. As far as I can see there are 2 red, 2 black 1 yeallow, 1 blue and earth going to the light

Just to answer your last question -no immediate switch there, halway only operates on 2 switches.

Have one as well, was using a tester just to make sure it doesn't gimme a kick in the backside. The second switch has the same yellow (L), red (L1) and blue (L2) connected as I connected it the way it was before. Not sure what you mean by terminated but apart from the 2 chock blocked...

Hi, What I meant is that 2 blue were chock blocked together so I assumed they weren't being used. I have tried putting a new switch, used tester and found the 3 cables that 'worked' (i.e. were live). That way I got the halway light to work (yellow in L, red in L1 and blue in L2)...

Hi all, New to this forum so would be gratefull for any suggestions of my problem. I have decided to change the switches in my house, all went fine apart from one switch. I took it off and did not note how it was wired there before, now I can't put if together. It's a 2 gang 2 way switch...