Z10 can't see my home wifi

Hi All
Hopefully someone can help, for soem reason my Z10 cannot see my home wifi. Every other device in the house can from Laptop, to Playbook to ipod and Bold 9900.
When i refresh the list of available networks it does not even show.
I've tried all the troubleshooting tips on the BB website to no avail.
Anyone else have this problem?
Thanks
stu
PS it connects fine to every other network i try and connect to.

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