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Old 30-07-2005, 17:07   #10
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Re: Modem broken or Network fault?

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Originally Posted by SLM
First it will not cost you £90 if it is your equipment (which by your description it is not) the call out is £25 she may have forgotten about the exchange rate from rupees to £ Stirling...lol....the plug thing is now a known fault that if you are using the wrong converter this can cause faults as the sacm requires precise volts/watts if you do not use the right one the sacm will not work.

You should have been given an appt there and then on your first call not given the run around, get on to CS asap and book a tech to visit you as the modem sounds faulty.
SLM's quite correct.One of the faults guys here had a SACM fault,got the cable in the street repulled & changed everything EXCEPT the power supply which was the culprit.
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