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Graham M · 23-07-2009, 09:53

You ARE allowed to fit extension wiring, the user accessible part of the master socket (the bit behind the screws that when undone just pulls away) is where the terminals to do this are. If it was the extension wiring causing the fault then you are liable, but if it was the wiring up to the socket from BT it is still their problem

23-07-2009, 09:53	#2
Graham M - Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Poole, Dorset Age: 40 Services: FreeSat+ Tivo V-Box VM 60MBit Posts: 13,365	Re: BT Dispute You ARE allowed to fit extension wiring, the user accessible part of the master socket (the bit behind the screws that when undone just pulls away) is where the terminals to do this are. If it was the extension wiring causing the fault then you are liable, but if it was the wiring up to the socket from BT it is still their problem