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Monday, February 16th, 2026 3:59 AM

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CM1000 MAC [Edited: "Personal Information"] shows 49.3 dBmV single upstream channel + T3 timeouts. Downstream perfect. Need line trace.

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Xfinity tech visited ~8AM Feb 20, 2026 and resolved your connectivity issues at the drop.

Tech Actions (Point of Entry)

Removed MoCA/POE filter: Blocks neighbor MoCA signals (1125-1675 MHz) from entering your coax. This filter was blocking your upstream channels 2-4 (22-35 MHz), forcing single-channel operation at max 49.3 dBmV transmit power.

Removed ground strap/block: Corroded lightning arrestor at house entry was injecting RF ingress noise into return path, causing T3 timeouts and UCD errors.

Technical Result

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BEFORE: 1 upstream channel @ 49.3 dBmV + 50x T3 errors in 11 minutes AFTER: 4 upstream channels @ 44-48 dBmV + 22+ hour uptime, zero errors

Engineering Summary

The filter prevented proper DOCSIS upstream bonding while the ground block created noise ingress. Both drop-side issues now eliminated. Your CM1000 delivers textbook performance: perfect 9-10 dBmV downstream, optimal 44-48 dBmV upstream across 4 bonded ATDMA channels.

Issue fully resolved—local ingress was sole culprit, not Comcast plant. 22-hour uptime confirms stability.

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Hello @user_sd216, glad to see a tech was out, and the issue was addressed. If anything else comes up don't hesitate to create a new post on our Xfinity Forums, we are happy to help!
 
 
 
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