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GT490X fault - no repair apparently possible

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I have never seen a vocomm have a fault on a 490X panel. Has it ever worked since install and did the engineer do checks on the panel and phone socket side?

 

45 minutes ago, Hillbilly said:

I have never seen a vocomm have a fault on a 490X panel. Has it ever worked since install and did the engineer do checks on the panel and phone socket side?

 

Some wont work without a BB filter........ thats a point actually IA does the line have broadband?

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Yes, the dialler was triggered about 6 months after installation; I left a window open a couple of inches, which was enough to make the curtains sway and the movement was picked up, so I got the call on my mobile.  

 

I was more careful after that, but just assumed the dial function was checked on each annual visit. 

4 hours ago, PeterJames said:

Some wont work without a BB filter........ thats a point actually IA does the line have broadband?

Rare though 

Ive known companies like Banhams to write off the panel when something doesnt work, where as  a small independent would try and fix it   

Not always, the same thing could be said about nationals fixing and indis condemning. 

Nothing is foolproof to a sufficiently talented fool.


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Yes, it does have broadband - I have the normal twisted pair to the house.  The dialler worked while I was out of the house, so no actual BB activity at the time.  But when the engineer tested the dialler I was watching him, so no activity then either.  However, some transient BB activity could have sprung into life at any time, I suppose.  However, I would be surprised if the dialler did not have a BB filter; it must be a no-brainer for installers these days.

52 minutes ago, interestedamateur said:

I would be surprised if the dialler did not have a BB filter; it must be a no-brainer for installers these days.

 

I would be very surprised  if an ADSL filter was in place

 

Even more surprised is the line was in telephone cable

 

& proper shocked if the eng that came on site had a telephone set to test the line with....

 

 

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1 hour ago, MrHappy said:

 

I would be very surprised  if an ADSL filter was in place

 

Even more surprised is the line was in telephone cable

 

& proper shocked if the eng that came on site had a telephone set to test the line with....

 

 

I still got my yellow bt butt phone as they would call it 

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