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Straightening BT socket
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And if you do break the rules and swap it and it uses insulation displacement to connect to the outside and not screws you 100% must buy/borrow a cheap krone tool or you will never make it work properlySection62 said:
...bearing in mind if it is a BT/Openreach master socket you aren't meant to fiddle around with it, let alone swap it for a different type yourself.moneysaver1978 said:If you are decorating anyway, have you considered replacing that with a MK5 version which essentially has a microfilter built-in?1
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