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intermitent inbound call issues

shodges
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Message 39 of 39

Hi, People (calling me) have reported they are having issues when calling me - they have to keep trying to eventual get connected.

S Hodges
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Message 21 of 39

Good morning @shodges 

 

Thank you for re-connecting back at the test socket. I've re-run the line test now which is still detecting a loop fault. Would it be possible to remove all the equipment from the line at some point today for 30 minutes (between now and 2pm) so we can run the line test with no equipment connected to the line please?

 

Thanks

 

Michelle

 

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Message 22 of 39

I've attached the microfilter to the test socket. There were no wires on the faceplate. See attached pictures.

S Hodges
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Message 23 of 39

please see photos


socket2.jpegsocket1.jpeg
S Hodges
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Message 24 of 39

Leave it as requested by staff, @shodges, not back to normal. 

 

There are other tests they will need to run in that set up and it's better if you don't switch it around meanwhile as this will start to affect your line speed if you do it too much.

 

It will get misdiagnosed as disconnections and dynamic line management will try to modify your speeds to stop that happening. 

 

So set it up just one more time at the test socket and leave it there for staff to run their own tests. They may well run them before breakfast time, Monday. 

Gliwmaeden2, a fellow customer.
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Message 25 of 39

Hi. I removed the face plate and connected the micro filter, however the phone issues continued. I've attached a photo. I've since put the face plate back in place.

S Hodges
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Message 26 of 39

Leave it set up at the test socket until staff tell you otherwise, @shodges.

 

They are not on here at weekends. Keep an eye out for replies during the day [Monday to Friday].

Gliwmaeden2, a fellow customer.
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Message 27 of 39

Hi, once it's connected to the test socket what's next?

S Hodges
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Message 28 of 39

Good morning,

 

This type of socket should have a test socket below the faceplate. Could you try gently removing the lower faceplate (there may be wires connected to the back of the faceplate) and then connect the microfilter, router and phone to the test socket please.

 

Thanks

 

Michelle

 

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Message 29 of 39

Staff will respond in the morning, @shodges.

Gliwmaeden2, a fellow customer.
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Message 30 of 39

Ive attached a pic - can you advise whats next please.

S Hodges
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Message 31 of 39

Please see attached


socket.jpeg
S Hodges
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Message 32 of 39

Hi @shodges 

 

Thanks for your reply.

 

If you contact our Future Fibre team they can take a look if FTTP is available in your area. The contact details are on the help page below.

 

Your Future Fibre Support Hub

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Message 33 of 39

Hi - Would it be an option to move to voip (over my fibre) as aware the copper service is due to end shortly.

S Hodges
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Message 34 of 39
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Message 35 of 39

Hi - The landline (phone) has always been connected to the main socket, ive tried a different handset but same issue - what do you mean by test socket?

S Hodges
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Message 36 of 39

Hi @shodges 

 

Would it be possible to post a photo of your master socket on this thread so I can check if your master socket has a test socket? 

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Message 37 of 39

The phone is connected to the main socket and has always been connected to the same (main) socket - what do you mean by test socket?

S Hodges
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Debbie-TalkTalk
Support Team
Staff
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Message 38 of 39

Hi @shodges 

 

I'm really sorry to hear this.

 

The line tests have detected a loop fault and this fault is often caused by internal wiring or equipment connected to the line.

 

Have you tested with the phone directly at the test socket?

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