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Started by CrAz3D, November 24, 2006, 10:07:46 AM

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CrAz3D

Our connection goes out every single night, it is annoying.
The tech has come to our house a few times to fix it, nothing has worked.

We figure it is something on the mainline as does the tech.  He also mentioned the a house down the way has the same sort of problem.  This has only started happening since it started getting cold outside.

Have you guys ever had any issues with your lines getting cold and losing connection?

Joe

Well, if it hit's absolute zero.. but I don't think it'll get that cold in New Mexico.
Quote from: Camel on June 09, 2009, 04:12:23 PMI'd personally do as Joe suggests

Quote from: AntiVirus on October 19, 2010, 02:36:52 PM
You might be right about that, Joe.


CrAz3D

QuoteSounds to me that it could be a main line feeder problem. At night when it gets real cold out the feeder fitting could be getting sucked away from the line on the pole. It could also be that the main line is cracked or damaged. He should have put a call into OSP (Outside Plant) maintenance and have them trouble shoot from there. Sometimes that happenes in the area I work in. It could also be a hardware problem somewhere on the main line.
Thats the best reply I've had so far (from another forum).

They're supposed to come out today & look @ it all, I hope they fix this soon

Killer360


CrAz3D

Dude that checked the lines said that there is a switch on the main line that detects temperature changes and automatically compensates for that.  Switch on main line was off, he turned it on & said to call back monday if it isnt working still.


(I'm on FC6 ;)...not wireless, yet, though)

iago

I live in Winnipeg, where the temperature occasionally hits -60 in Winter.  Most of our lines are underground :)

CrAz3D

Quote from: iago on November 25, 2006, 10:20:16 AM
I live in Winnipeg, where the temperature occasionally hits -60 in Winter.  Most of our lines are underground :)
The lowest low I remember experiencing here is the teens...thats all.  I like it ;)

Killer360

Quote from: iago on November 25, 2006, 10:20:16 AM
I live in Winnipeg, where the temperature occasionally hits -60 in Winter.  Most of our lines are underground :)

Well, that's not exactly true... Shaw yes, MTS no. MTS DSL connects to your NID box outside and runs to the hydro line in your back lane. :)