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Beware dirty new BT sockets

hitchhiker43
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Beware dirty new BT sockets

BT recently fitted a new master socket, very latest with customer installable no tool wiring and push on faceplate, very pretty. Today moving furniture around in the same room the DSL cut several times. Eventually using a phone in the new socket I was able to hear the contacts crackling as the phone jack was moved around so the new socket had dirty contacts!!

A good dose of contact cleaner and lots of jack in-out cured the problem.

So beware of nice men from BT bearing gifts, there not always as good on the inside as the outside Smiley

 

Tp-link W8960n on longgggggggg line!
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adamwalker
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Re: Beware dirty new BT sockets

Hi, cheers for your feedback on this and sorry to hear the job wasn't quite up to scratch.


Let me know if you want us to feed that back to Openreach.

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 Adam Walker
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hitchhiker43
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Posts: 201
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Registered: ‎06-07-2016

Re: Beware dirty new BT sockets

HI Adam, no its ok thanks, just warning others about faults in the most unexpected places Smiley

Tp-link W8960n on longgggggggg line!