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That's what was confusing me, but the wiring was correct it was the batteries that were needed. Foolish mistake by me but it's all sorted now, thanks for your help.

That was it, I didn't put the batteries in so the switches didn't work. I just assumed the batteries would only be required for the remote functions and not the manual ones. Thanks for everyone's help.

There is an extractor in the kitchen yes, it is wired to switch on with the lights but I have it switched off on a separate isolator switch.

One switch controls the main living room light and the other controls 4 separate ceiling spotlights in the kitchen. I had a guess that it was just wired in reverse so the first thing I tried was to connect the 3 wires from the 2 L1's to Lin on the Tapo switch and the wires from the commons to...

I'm trying to fit a tapo smart light switch, 2-gang 1-way, but the wiring on my current switch doesn't make sense to me. This is my current switch which works correctly I am a complete amateur at electrical wiring but this is not what I expected to see, I expected the 2 commons to bridged not...

new member needing some advice.