Homeplugs was working on back of house

Hi.

I have tplink adapters. They have worked ok for a few months now, but not something odd is happening. My house has 3 major sockets circuits.

Front House (Circuit A)
Back House (Circuit B)
Kitchen. (Circuit C)

My router is in the study at the front of the house (Circuit A). I have TP Link PA411's. I have 2 of them plugged in. One obviously in the study next to the router and the other at the back of the house upstairs to extend the wireless network via a 2nd router. Everything worked ok until a couple of weeks ago. If I plug them both into circuit A then all is well, but if i connect one to circuit A and one to B, it does not work. If I connect to C, it does work. I have also purchased another Tp Link AV200 to lose the additional router and this does the same.

Now it used to work ok. The house is brand new and I have tried unplugging everything in Circuit B, but it does not work.

Can anyone give me an suggestions?!

Thanks in advance for your help.
regards


Scott

reset the electrical trips on the house (main power breaker)?

In reply to a post by iand:

reset the electrical trips on the house (main power breaker)?

Thanks for that.

I will try later. Why would this solve the problem? I really dont understand how the adapters work.

If you've tried all the sockets on Circuit B then it would tend to suggest a fault in the circuit breaker.(filtering)

Edited by deleted (Wed 28-Aug-13 13:17:11)

something on the electrical side had gone wrong. this may be reset if you turn off the power on the main breaker. It could be you need to replace the breakers in the electricity board (well get someone else to do it).

Thanks for all the help so far. I had planned to try it tonight, but the Mrs is recording Masterchef,so will have to try another time!

tried that and it is still the same. I hit every fuse and reset the lot, with no joy.

I will check the resistance on the circuit, as stated by someone on another forum.

Thank you for your help.

Your suggestion really worries me.

How are you going to check the circuit? Do it wrong and it will be the last thing you ever do.

Turning circuits on and off, tripping breakers &c - all because your home plugs are not working. You really are being given some ridiculous and stupid advice.

Post deleted by MrSaffron

In reply to a post by MHC:

You really are being given some ridiculous and stupid advice.

Ignoring the DIY "advice", and given the stated problem, what is your suggestion as to where the fault lies? Gravity, homeplugs don't work going upstairs?