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 BT house extension wiring help please (Hope this is in the right forum). I have a problem with the interior wiring -i.e past the BT master socket. The master socket is wired thus: Terminal 5 - 2 blue wires Terminal 2 Orange and a Green wire (i.e 2 separate wires, each coming from a different cable). Terminal 3. exactly as Terminal 2. This socket works OK - it has a ‘phone and a broadband connection. A spur to the kitchen also works OK. The wiring for this is: 5 Blue 3 Orange 2 Green The socket that I believe to be the problem also links with an upstairs socket. Obviously this doesn’t work either. The socket (in my study) is wired like this: 2 Green plus another wire - White + Green. 3 Orange 5 Blue Now, when I unscrewed it from the wall 2 loose wires were evident: Orange + white, which I believe should go on 3, and Blue+ white, which I believe should go 2. Here’s my dilemma: when I connect the 2 loose wires in those terminals - I still get a dead ‘phone - not even dialing tone tone. I tried several combinations to no avail - even the Blue + white onto blue (Terminal 4). The upstairs socket to which my study socket is linked is wired thus: 5 Blue, and Blue+white 3 Orange, and orange+white 2 Green, and White+Green I’ve just replaced the study socket with a new one with screw terminals. It still doesn’t work. Please can anyone help? Thanks, RTJ | 
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 Re: BT house extension wiring help please If it helps, it looks as though your extensions have been incorrectly wired - if you can work out which cable is which, wire up your sockets as follows: Connector 2 Blue with white rings Connector 3 Orange with white rings Connector 5 White with blue rings If you wire socket to socket in this fashion, these are BT's standard colours and you should be OK Peter | 
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 Re: BT house extension wiring help please Thanks, I had already viewed those -but they didn't seem to help I'm afraid (unless I overlooked something!). Thanks anyway, BW RTJ ---------- Post added at 18:38 ---------- Previous post was at 18:35 ---------- Quote: 
 Will have another go... thanks BW RTJ | 
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 Re: BT house extension wiring help please have you got something to check there is power reaching the second socket ? i have often found the wires snap easily in master socket | 
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 I'm expecting something around -50v Dc. Correct? BW RTJ | 
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 Thanks, Richard | 
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 Re: BT house extension wiring help please strange  did you check this page out http://www.wppltd.demon.co.uk/WPP/Wi...tallation.html got quite a bit on fault finding on there | 
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 Bw Rich | 
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 Re: BT house extension wiring help please sorry to drag up a old topic but seems to at alose for a answer to my own problem. I'll start off with a basic layout of my adsl/phone cabling and what im hoping to fix/work etc. my phone wiring has been a total mess since some sky bod came round and installed the sky box in here's how it was: from master socket to adsl filter, 1 cable to router 1 to a second phone 2way adapter with 2 cables for the sky (multi room 1 upstairs 1 downstairs) then the phone line onto the 2way adapter. I've spoken to a few people including a bt engineer (who kindly gave me a adsl/phone master with the built in bt accelerator for free) Ive got as far as changing this and it's helped some what, but now to the problem: i was hoping to run a phone cable from the back plate of the adsl/phone plate to a junction box (i got a PHILEX 8way junction box from B&Q) then run 2 cables off the junction box to phone sockets (1 for upstairs 1 for down stairs) is this possable with the junction box i have? have i gotten the wrong one? were can i find a wiring diagram if it's possable? | 
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