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Using the Test Socket
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Using the Test Socket
Quick question, will BT have any issues with me using the test socket behind the faceplate for a couple of days? I've ordered an XTE-2005 but would like to use the test socket until I get the new faceplate. Will this be ok?
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Re: Using the Test Socket
Yes, BT wouldnt have a problem, Unless you were actually on the other side of it, E.X creating a connection with the Drop Wire.
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Re: Using the Test Socket
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