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Sunday, November 16th, 2025 4:18 AM

Damaged wire

While attempting to drill a hole in the wall, the drill accidentally caught the exterior cable causing damage on the wire. Can I please have tech over for a repair. 

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1 day ago

You can chat with the Xfinity Agent. Just tell the bot that whatever it proposes does not solve the issue and that you need a tech out. There are service charges to send a tech out for issues caused by the end user that Xfinity is not to blame for. 

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Ok It works now you just gave me a thought. I had tried it several times without luck because the ai keeps getting stuck on the same loop. Actually, I overthink on my respond to the AI. All I had to do was just say no internet connection and it got me to appointment page....

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user_anv3v0  I am glad to hear you were able to schedule an appointment with the Xfinity Assistant chat, please let us know if you have any other issues we can assist you with here on the Xfinity Forums. 

 

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@XfinityBrianH wrote: "... here on the Xfinity subreddit."

Note that "subreddits" are found on the Reddit web site. This isn't that. This is "forums.xfinity.com". 

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