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Bazile | 17:29 Mon 20th Nov 2017 | Technology
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This might be a silly question

I have sky broadband and telephone .

Broad band is working - however telephone is not , no dialling tone .

The broadband router and telephone is connected via a filter, into the socket on the wall .

Do i take it therefore that it is the actual telephone set, that is faulty ?
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Possibly. Try another in the filter, or try the telephone directly into the wall socket.
your connection perhaps, i have had this, phone dead but computer working. i telephoned the provider EE by mobile phone and they said that it was my connection, not the phone.
they fixed it quite quickly luckily.
The broadband works on a different frequency than the phoneline, hence why you need the filters.

As has been suggested, try the phone direct into the socket.

If that works, try the phone with a filter into the socket.

If that doesn't work, and the socket is the main one, then its the phone or the socket.

Try a different phone - if you don't have one, could you borrow one from a neighbour.

Another option to confirm if the socket is working is test it with the sky box (assuming you have sky) - press services then go to settings and then move along the menus until you find signal - that will tell you if the phoneline is connected (assuming the box is connected to the phone line)

If that doesn't work its the filter - so try a different filter. Any socket that has something connected needs a filter.
i had the same problem with bt,bb perfect but an awful noise on the phone when i tried to make a call,tried a different phone and filter and still the same so it was a problem with the phone line.
The trouble with that is that you then call in BT, they send an engineer who isn't competent enough to find the cause, then BT bills you a load claiming that no fault was found on their line/network. And if you are fed up with the continuing problem, and call them again, you get billed a second time. And so forth.
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did you do as i suggested, have you got it fixed?
Have you been onto the British Telecom website to run a diagnostic test on your line? Even with Sky broadband you're at the mercy of the BT connection, we've had a similar problem and the test identified the problem as between our property and the exchange, I got onto BT and they dealt with it.
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Spoke to Sky , who did a test and advised that there is an external problem , which they will instruct an engineer to sort

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