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Shout at them for being naughty but could`nt really do much else, if your stupid enough to leave a 5 year old kid with a pot of paint anywhere near your nice clean tiled/carpeted floor you deserve everything you get . :lol:

If your having problems with your ADSL first thing they will do is a line test to test for any faults in the openreach network,if no copper faults are found then your service provider should contact openreach to carry out a sfi broadband test at the end user this is paid for by the service...

If she gets a openreach engineer out the service provider pays for the engineer to improve the broadband,the engineer should correct the wiring you describe,its called star wiring and should be corrected on a sfi adsl fault.he should also change the nte for a openreach branded nte with built in...

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Forget romania builders ,you should have employed a check mate :lol:

As above the armoured will be crimped to the internal cable,check the master socket and which ever pair they have connected to 2 and 5 crimp to pair one( orange and white) in the armoured cable.If done correctly it should be as note said above.If it was a second line it should be on green black...

If you have a line installed it will be classed as in situ wiring because there has been a working line at you premises,it is upto openreach to install your line upto the quality standards it will not cost you anymore money,you only rent the line upto the master socket it remains openreach...

In the armoured cable orange and white is pair one green black is pair two,chances are the dial tone will be on pair one,just match the pairs at either end of the internal cable

Sounds like a faulty modem if the line is engaged when its plugged in and the dial tone comes back once the modem is disconnected,if you have no dial tone when the hub is disconnected your line could be dissconnected one leg.If you call openreach out and they unplug your modem and the fault...

When you say your system do you mean your incoming line goes into a business system first ? or were you just describing the set up you have ?. If you don't have a system you wiring is incorrect as it is star wired,this means it is star wired before the master socket it should go to the master...

Does the system click when it should be ringing ?,stand next to the system a dial the number,i know that on some of the older systems after a while the ringing relay fails.

It depends on what the fault was,the adsl frontplate is classed as the eu`s property,a engineer working on a normal line fault(not adsl fault) should not fit a adsl frontplate and if he is not adsl trained will not be carrying any on his van,if it was faulty he should replace it with a standard...

If the dropwire goes through a tree and rubs it you should now fit a tree rub sleeve over the dropwire,the dropwire should have a drip loop and the entrance hole should be filled with silicon sealant,most damp problems on nte`s are caused by the nte being fitted to a damp cold external wall,all...

When you wrap the dropwire clamp around the dropwire,keep it close to the dropwire,if you bend it you will not be able to use it.

*21* number# ( star 21 star then number to divert to ,then hash). What was the fault ?

The grey cable is called the lead in,that type of cable is now obsolete,the square black box at the eaves is a bt 16,this is also obsolete,the lightening protection in the loft is no longer needed as the line is protected in the exchange and on the new type block terminals on the d.p(pole).The...

When you ring your isp about a bb fault the first thing they do is run a basic line test,if this fails THEY should arrange for openreach to fault the line.Like the others have said your line is picking up battery(d c voltage from other lines) the voltage is not the problem its the contact that...

The first joint is the one openreach use now its called a above ground dropwire enclosure,you should also crimp the strain wires on the end of the dropwire that goes back to to pole together in one three port crimp this prevents the strain wires from being pulled back into the dropwire insulation.

Spot on i work for a large communications company i used to park my van outside MY house when i needed to move the cars off my drive,my busy body neighbour phoned my employer and complained that i was parking outside MY house,she never spoke to me about it.The outcome was i was told to leave it...