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search the webFree Website Builder - You will love it!Phone Line:A phone line is a pair of wires that transfers dial
tone from the central office into your home. Your dial tone is generated in your
local phone company central office and is carried along with a 48 dc volts to
your home through a big phone cable that contains hundreds of pairs of wires
with hundreds of other dial tones.That cable travels underground to a big box
that feeds few blocks. Common troubles that you may encounter with your
phone line include losing dial tone, hearing a hum or static, hearing other
people on line, and not being able to receive phone calls. When you have no dial tone, it means that one or
both wires needed to get your dial tone are broken for whatever reason.
(corrosion, squirrels chewing the wires, truck pulled the wires down). The
other reason that will cause your phone line to go dead is a short circuit that
usually happens when the tip and ring legs of your wire make contact with each
other.
Static might be caused by two things: a short circuit
that is not hard enough to kill the dial tone (in this case your phone will trip
when someone calls into it). The other reason is a corroded wire or a loose
connection somewhere along the line. Hearing others on line happens usually when your line
is crossed with another. However, a major reason for interference on your line
is using cordless phones. The base part of the cordless phone receives the
signal through the phone cord and then transmit it in the air using a certain
frequency that your phone is set to, the hand piece is set to receive the signal
in the air at that specific frequency. If anyone close by (within a block or
so) happens to be using a cordless phone preset to the same frequency you are
using an interference will occur, you may hear them in the background without
being able to talk to them or vice versa. Not being able to receive calls is caused by few
things, the first one is a short circuit on your line that will cause the phone
to trip, so you might hear the phone ring one ring and cut off. The second
reason is your phone ringer switch is turned off. The third reason is your calls
might be forwarded to a different number (in this case someone else will answer
you calls or you might hear a voicemail or answering machine), if that is the
case try dialing *73 to disable the call forwarding. Phone
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