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RedDragon · 05-01-2008, 20:34

The master socket, extension socket and junction box's all use normal screws, the only box to use a security screw is the old isolator cover which has a single security screw in the middle. If the box's are old and have been painted over the screws may need to be cleaned off.Maplins sell the necessary bits to do a repair without the use of solder and if you think VM's charge is excessive BT charge (Ã‚Â£216.21 inc VAT), for each minimum visit period, which is an hour.

05-01-2008, 20:34	#11
RedDragon Inactive Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Wales Services: National Broadband & Telco Posts: 69	Re: is it possible to access the cable box The master socket, extension socket and junction box's all use normal screws, the only box to use a security screw is the old isolator cover which has a single security screw in the middle. If the box's are old and have been painted over the screws may need to be cleaned off.Maplins sell the necessary bits to do a repair without the use of solder and if you think VM's charge is excessive BT charge (Ã‚Â£216.21 inc VAT), for each minimum visit period, which is an hour.