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Phone Line
Old phone lines were messed up so I ran a new line to rear bedroom to new
jack, works great. Then I hooked second line to same outdoor box and ran to another bedroom. Problem, no connection. Is my new jack bad? I've tried every combo and I'm at a loss. Any ideas, thanks. |
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Phone Line
At your main telephone interface box, each pair of wires should be connected
to the same two terminals, unless you have multiple phone lines coming in "Don G" wrote in message ... Old phone lines were messed up so I ran a new line to rear bedroom to new jack, works great. Then I hooked second line to same outdoor box and ran to another bedroom. Problem, no connection. Is my new jack bad? I've tried every combo and I'm at a loss. Any ideas, thanks. |
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Phone Line/Problem Solved
Thanks, I was wired properly, but, the brand new Ace Hardware, made in
China, jack was defective. I went to Ace this morning and exchanged for another jack and all is just peachy. "RBM" rbm2(remove wrote in message ... At your main telephone interface box, each pair of wires should be connected to the same two terminals, unless you have multiple phone lines coming in "Don G" wrote in message ... Old phone lines were messed up so I ran a new line to rear bedroom to new jack, works great. Then I hooked second line to same outdoor box and ran to another bedroom. Problem, no connection. Is my new jack bad? I've tried every combo and I'm at a loss. Any ideas, thanks. |
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Phone Line
on 10/5/2007 6:53 AM RBM said the following:
At your main telephone interface box, each pair of wires should be connected to the same two terminals, unless you have multiple phone lines coming in Not true. Only one pair need be attached, but all jacks must use the same colored pair. The second pair can be used for a second phone line. "Don G" wrote in message ... Old phone lines were messed up so I ran a new line to rear bedroom to new jack, works great. Then I hooked second line to same outdoor box and ran to another bedroom. Problem, no connection. Is my new jack bad? I've tried every combo and I'm at a loss. Any ideas, thanks. -- Bill In Hamptonburgh, NY To email, remove the double zeroes after @ |
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