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Re: No X-10 in dining room



I had one receptical in the middle of a circuit run that would not function
with the X10 plug-in units. The next receptical down, and the one before it,
worked fairly well. It was checked for bad connections a few times over the
years but looked fine.

I concluded there must have been some kind of tuned tank circuit that
interfered withe X10 frequencies. I never did solve the problem.


"JimH" <JimH@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:CDeom.2976$uF2.126@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>I just moved into a brand new house. My X10 stuff came along and just
>plugged in and worked. The only problem is with my dining room. Nothing
>works in there. Well, almost nothing. I have a chime that did work in that
>room.
>
> I have a small lamp with an attached lamp module that I can carry around,
> and I've tested every outlet in the dining room, and other rooms. Only the
> dining room seems to have any problems.
>
> I initially thought it might be a phase problem with that room, but I
> added a 4 prong dryer phase coupler. That had no affect other than to stop
> the chime from working. It was pretty difficult moving the dryer to
> install it, so I'm not planning on removing it.
>
> Any ideas?
> --
> Jim




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