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Standard User threelegs
(regular) Mon 26-Aug-19 17:24:46
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ONT fault light


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Hi all. the "fault" light on my ONT is illuminated. BB still works OK. am I right in my thinking that I need to change the rechargeable batteries in the BBU
Standard User PaulKirby
(knowledge is power) Mon 26-Aug-19 18:02:25
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Re: ONT fault light


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I say go and try it.

How long have you had the ONT ?
I have had mine (old 4 data ports, 2 phone ports version) since October 2016 and had no hardware issues with it.

Paul

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Standard User threelegs
(regular) Mon 26-Aug-19 18:05:00
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fitted in jan this year. (why is there never an openreach van parked nearby when you want one??)


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Standard User PaulKirby
(knowledge is power) Mon 26-Aug-19 22:34:50
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Re: ONT fault light


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Ouch, not long at all then frown

They are down my road a lot, I am wondering is one lives down our road LOL

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Standard User Zarjaz
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Tue 27-Aug-19 06:01:09
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Re: ONT fault light


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It sounds like the �fault light� is on the BBU, because the fault indicator on the ONT itself is the LOS light.

You could just bypass the BBU and put the mains lead direct into the ONT.


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Standard User Rastus
(experienced) Tue 27-Aug-19 16:32:02
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In reply to a post by Zarjaz:
You could just bypass the BBU and put the mains lead direct into the ONT.


I just tried that with mine and it blew up!
Or did you mean the power supply output lead? wink

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Standard User busterboy
(member) Tue 27-Aug-19 16:46:39
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Re: ONT fault light


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In reply to a post by Rastus:
In reply to a post by Zarjaz:
You could just bypass the BBU and put the mains lead direct into the ONT.


I just tried that with mine and it blew up!
Or did you mean the power supply output lead? wink


shocked shocked shocked

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