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Re: No NTE5 BT Socket

Subject: Re: No NTE5 BT Socket
From: Nick Shore <nick.shore@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 02 Apr 2008 17:57:34 +0100
References: <382C5696-93CC-4235-9A31-76A10AD14EBB@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

> Do BT have any reason to replace the old Master Socket with a newer
> NTE5 that I can then wire from? Or will they charge me a fortune to
> replace?
>
> Could I just replace with a NTE5 myself? If I did this could I just
> wire the new NTE5 in the Black incoming wire?

I don't suppose you are getting intermittent noise on the line ?

You could perhaps report a fault......

Nick.

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- No NTE5 BT Socket
  - From: Ben McCormack

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