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BT line with phone and broadband.
Broadband is working OK and that has its own socket on the master socket. I can only get the phone working if I plug directly into the socket behind the face plate on the master socket. If I plug into the socket on the faceplate, I don't get anything at all. BT have suggested that the micro filter on the faceplate has failed, but I've replaced that with a new one, and that doesn't work either. Any suggestions on where to start looking next ? Thanks Adrian -- To Reply : replace "diy" with "news" and reverse the domain If you are reading this from a web interface eg DIY Banter, DIY Forum or Google Groups, please be aware this is NOT a forum, and you are merely using a web portal to a USENET group. Many people block posters coming from web portals due to perceieved SPAM or inaneness. For a better method of access, please see: http://wiki.diyfaq.org.uk/index.php?title=Usenet |
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