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Call drops every 30 minutes using xfinity voice
Either calling out or receiving phone call, my phone will get disconnected after 30 mins. I chatted with xfinity support several times. they tried reset but the problem was not fixed.
Can anyone help me with the issue? Thanks in advance.
js930
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4 years ago
This is happening to me as well. There are other posts with this happening as well. Every 30 mins on a call the phone drops
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Chip_or_Allison
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4 years ago
We have the very same issue and have a new cable recently run by Comcast out to the street.
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gough9999
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3 years ago
me too. Grrrrrrrrrrr
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user_cbd0b0
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3 years ago
I had this issue for several months. I received a new router from Comcast hoping it would help, but phone continued dropping calls within a few seconds of any calls of 30 minutes. Finally resolved the issue by purchasing a two way splitter which I plugged into the wall outlet and plugging both the router and phone in there rather than having the phone plugged into the second port on router. No more dropped calls. Some type of timer on router port #two may have been the problem. Have had multiple calls of more than 30 minutes since doing this. Hope this helps.
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user_be4099
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3 years ago
Help. please more details on the fix .... HELP !!
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user_be4099
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3 years ago
Try verifying that your telephone jack is plugged in to TEL 1 - see attached photo ... I saved it for future reference:
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user_1042f7
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3 years ago
I am having this problem now after 1 month it is now dropping calls. I am so mad
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user_cbd0b0
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3 years ago
Responded earlier, but here is what solved same problem for me.
RJ11 splitter plugged into wall outlet. Router plugged in one side, phone plugged in other side. Absolutely no problems since.
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russo999
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3 years ago
Ye Gods! When I got our new modem, I hooked everything up. Unfortunately, there were no numbers (e.g., #1 or #2) by the telephone connections. I did recall that years ago, when a techie was on premises, he mentioned that the phone should be connected to #1. Since the new modem documentation neither mentioned "use connection #1, nor was there a picture to tell me which was #1, I thought that maybe this didn't matter anymore on the new modem. You guessed it, I plugged into #2 instead of #1. When we started experiencing dropped calls, I immediately went to the user forum since the information provided has ALWAYS been more helpful than phone calls to Xfinity. Prior to experiencing the dropped calls "adventure," it was necessary for me to call Xfinity because their "call answering/message service - number of rings" switch was no longer accepting a number greater than the number of rings set on our own in-house answering machine. Finally, it was necessary to have Xfinity completely disable their answering/message feature (?). Was this problem the result of my #2 modem connection faux pas? Xfinity NEVER mentioned anything about #1 or #2 connections during this first modem-change-fiasco. Well, I just changed #2 telephone connection to #1. We'll see if this solves the second dropped call modem-change-fiasco. I wish I could say I enjoy working for Xfinity as an un-paid Quality Assurance Department techie!
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