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8. The likely problem and solutions explained here

Mon Aug 31, 2015, 03:46 AM

Aug 2015

http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r8166973-Madison-Tech-says-Need-voltage-blocker-on-TV

on edit: there could be other problems, like a neutral fault. If you have a clamp-on ammeter, see if there's a current on the coax shield.

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Anyone know anything about cable modem connectivity issues? [View all] petronius Aug 2015 OP

Cable comes straight from the wall (no jack) petronius Aug 2015 #2

Is it a push-on or screw on connector on the cable end? PoliticAverse Aug 2015 #3

Sounds like a grounding problem. nt bananas Aug 2015 #6

When you say it loses its connection... JayhawkSD Aug 2015 #5

I had a very similar problem ohheckyeah Aug 2015 #7

The likely problem and solutions explained here bananas Aug 2015 #8