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Hi guys, See the pics below, still having no success :( The picture with the wires hanging out is just to show which one operates the hall light (this works perfectly). I've tried various different ways of wiring the upstairs light up but it doesn't want to work. Nick.

Tried wired up like this.<br><br>The upstairs light only operates when the switch upstairs is on.

Also like this.<br><br>The upstairs light only operates when the switch upstairs is on.

Downstairs switch (operates downstairs light when wired like this). Picture just to show which wires are which.

Hi, they are attached to the back plate although you can't see from that picture. Nick.

Hi, I did the above but it still doesn't work (see picture below, I trimmed back some of the copper hence the top wiring has changed slightly), does that mean that the switch upstairs is wired wrong or we have another problem. Thanks, Nick.

The upstairs light only operates when the switch upstairs is on.

Hi, I think I misunderstood what you meant, did you mean the 2 blacks and 1 red from the first picture all need moving across 1? Regards, Nick.

To be honest I didn't do it but I'm going to trim them back a bit as like you say a lot of copper is on show. I better do it now before it goes dark! Thanks.

Upstairs switch

The upstairs light only operates when the switch upstairs is on.

I have the exact same problem, forgive my ignorance but I've looked at the stickys and I haven't got a clue what I'm looking for..... If I post a picture of both switches can someone help me out? Thanks, Nick

Many thanks. Nick.

Hi, Before I start I know NOTHING about boilers, I didn't even know I had a Ravenheat boiler until it died this afternoon. Luckily my Dad is a CORGI registered fitter but he needs to see the wiring diagrams, trouble shooter etc for the boiler. I've searched the Ravenheat webpage but they...