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telephone fault
My incoming telephone line from exchange is fine. However, when I replace cover and plug in my phone - nothing . no dial tone, no internet. I have changed the master socket and extension socket. Blue / white wire to 5, white / blue to 2 and orange to 3.
Where could problem be ?
Where could problem be ?
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Re: telephone fault
Have you tried a different phone?Melvyn 84 wrote:My incoming telephone line from exchange is fine. However, when I replace cover and plug in my phone - nothing . no dial tone, no internet. I have changed the master socket and extension socket. Blue / white wire to 5, white / blue to 2 and orange to 3.
Where could problem be ?
Maybe borrow a neighbours if you don't have another.
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Re: telephone fault
faulty faceplate or a wiring fault, what master socket did you fit ? is it a proper filtered bt one (nte5, etc) adsl or infinity (fibre) ??
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Re: telephone fault
Melvyn. You have inadvertently posted in the wrong section. I'll move it to Communications and broadband (Subsection of Computers) in a mo.
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Re: telephone fault
Have you metered the phone cables that connect to the master socket?
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Re: telephone fault
Had this with my home phone just last week. Took the faceplate off and plugged directly into the master socket behind it and the phone worked, but with the faceplate on there was nothing. It was the whole faceplate (not just the bottom section) that was faulty. A new one from Maplins sorted it out.