FTTC - ADSL

I have had a FTTC connection for just over a year and have decided to go back to ADSL as I want to reduce my costs and also the extra speed wasn't that beneficial to my usage.

So when the day comes in a few weeks to switch back is there anything that must happen in my property apart from using the original ADSL router / modem in addition to BT doing their thing at the cabinet ?

Does the new faceplate that BT Openreach fitted last year still work with ADSL or does this need to go back to the original plate ?

Anything else ?

Thanks

The faceplate is fine, Openreach may want to recover the FTTC modem.

Thanks

In reply to a post by alanscoachdriver:

So when the day comes in a few weeks to switch back is there anything that must happen in my property apart from using the original ADSL router / modem in addition to BT doing their thing at the cabinet ?

Makes me wonder, in theory Openreach would want to do the cabinet work to move you back to copper, but in practice could they leave a customer on the fibre line with an ADSL product? Saves them unnecessary engineer time if the product switch can be done by software at the exchange, or have I missed something?

Edited by Alexir (Mon 23-Apr-12 08:30:08)

No , as there are filters in cabinet that block exchange side xDSL signal.