Wiring a hallway two way switch

Hi all, I was having some work done as I've moved into a new house in Feb. My electrician did all the wiring for a new partition in the front room but has been detained in the EU because of the 2 week isolation period. I've managed to wire up the outlets but have no clue what's going on with this two way switch or how to wire it up - any ideas?

Pic of wiring:

https://ibb.co/5s532PD

Link don’t work. 

Sharpend said:

Link don’t work. 

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Neither does the switch!

sorry, it's been a long day

Link was just posted as text, not a link

https://ibb.co/5s532PD



We would need a picture of what is at the remote switch as well.

Is the sparky happy that you are connecting it up in his absence?

brumDIY said:

Hi all, I was having some work done as I've moved into a new house in Feb. My electrician did all the wiring for a new partition in the front room but has been detained in the EU because of the 2 week isolation period. I've managed to wire up the outlets but have no clue what's going on with this two way switch 

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hum, when you say wire up, I’m guessing you’ve used the bang test?

best wait until they return going by the state of that bit wiring

So your sparky wired this up in February with 16 year old cable? 

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wow, a spark did that? 
 

seen many builders do carp like that

That earth wire in the Wago with what looks like the strappers could be interesting ! 

ProDave said:

We would need a picture of what is at the remote switch as well.

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Yes  as Dave says  , picture of the switch needed  .

Evans Electric said:

That earth wire in the Wago with what looks like the strappers could be interesting ! 

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Yes, might be a good idea not to touch that.............

I think that is someone using the Wago’s and thinking that each hole in a Wago is insulated from the next instead of being commoned up.

By the looks of it he has tried to shove two conductors into one hole, and as said strappers and earth commoner up as well.

Plus that is surely far too scruffy for a spark to have done.

My joiner mate did something similar, removing a stud wall he put each of the three cores from a twin and earth into each hole of a Wago, very neat and a nice short circuit, phoned me up asking why the breaker would not go back on.