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Old 22-08-2020, 09:43   #13
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Re: High upload power following planned maintenance

As a matter of interest, what are your downstream levels? If they are low then two possibilities immediately come to mind:

1/
Your coax cable may need tightening at both ends;

2/
The maintenance involved moving your tap point in the street cabinet and it got moved to one with higher attenuation.

If your downstream power levels are not lower than -3 and indeed are above zero, then there is a definite issue on the VM side. It’s worth checking with your neighbours and let us know what’s happening with them.

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