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Paul K · 11-06-2007, 05:09

Plugging into the test socket is the best way to check for line issues, if you connect to the test socket (with filter) and your connection is still c**p then it's a line issue. If you connect to the test socket (with filter) and the connection is fine then either the main socket on the front plate is damaged or something on the line is causing the issue. I take it nothing else is plugged into the line while you are testing it?

11-06-2007, 05:09	#5
Paul K Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Essex innit Age: 52 Services: Sky HD + 16Mb ADSL BT Telephone Posts: 15,735	Re: sky broadband Plugging into the test socket is the best way to check for line issues, if you connect to the test socket (with filter) and your connection is still c**p then it's a line issue. If you connect to the test socket (with filter) and the connection is fine then either the main socket on the front plate is damaged or something on the line is causing the issue. I take it nothing else is plugged into the line while you are testing it?