telephone extension

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We have just put a telephone extension upstairs.

We have fitted extension socket and secured the 4 wires as directions

Upon trying the new lead with phone were able to phone out but had no ring tone when phoning in from mobile. Albeit that when we lifted the received we appeared to be connected.

Wires rechecked ok and there appears no damage to cable.

any ideas please
 
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Double check terminal 3.

Where have you taken the extension from? You ned to ensure terminal 3 is connectd right the way back to the master socket.
 
Hi lectrician we are using wicks tel. ext. kit and put break in adaptor to mains socket downstairs. This socket is already wired and sealed. Then wired socket upstairs and there are 4 connections numbers 2,3,4 & 5 to which white, blue, green and red corresponded. quite simple I thought.
thanks Al
 
more details on this "break in adaptor" please (never heard of one)
but as lectrican says its number 3 that is the problem, because if number 3 terminal has no wire the phone plugged in will not ring, unless of course that is, in moving it you switched the ringer off on the phone, and have you tried this phone in another socket?
 
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are you on broadband? if so did you remember the filter?
 
are you on broadband? if so did you remember the filter?

what has a brodband filter got to do with no ring? The phone will ring with or without a BB filter providing terminal 3 is connected at both ends, one should be the master socket
 
Hi everyone, thanks for ideas. First of all we have broadband but disconnected everything connected with it just to make sure no problem there. Also know telephone rings when plugged into main socket.

Re break in adaptor, this is connected to one end of the telephone extension which goes into main socket downstairs and this provides 2 outlets one for the main phone and the other has the cable extension for upstairs. Thanks Al
 
no one said BB had anything to do with terminal3

You did

are you on broadband? if so did you remember the filter?


19:41 pegal starts topic

19:45 Lectrician posts

19:57 pegal posts

20:13 Breezer posts

21:20 whistle posts (see above) it was your first post on the topic and as all can see you asked about a BB filter.
 
The most likely cause is that either terminal 3 is not connected or that 2&5 have been reversed. Having a broadband filter will create a ring signal so a phone that used to ring when connected to a filter would stop ringing if it was plugged in without a filter to an extension that had terminal 3 disconnected.
 
no one said BB had anything to do with terminal3

You did

are you on broadband? if so did you remember the filter?


19:41 pegal starts topic

19:45 Lectrician posts

19:57 pegal posts

20:13 Breezer posts

21:20 whistle posts (see above) it was your first post on the topic and as all can see you asked about a BB filter.



right and can you point out where I mention terminal 3 please?
 
The most likely cause is that either terminal 3 is not connected or that 2&5 have been reversed. Having a broadband filter will create a ring signal so a phone that used to ring when connected to a filter would stop ringing if it was plugged in without a filter to an extension that had terminal 3 disconnected.



hence my perfectly reasonable question to the O/P


"do you have broadband"


did anyone else have a problem with the question?
 
The most likely cause is that either terminal 3 is not connected or that 2&5 have been reversed. Having a broadband filter will create a ring signal so a phone that used to ring when connected to a filter would stop ringing if it was plugged in without a filter to an extension that had terminal 3 disconnected.



hence my perfectly reasonable question to the O/P


"do you have broadband"


did anyone else have a problem with the question?
Nope
 

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