We are having trouble at the moment with call quality on BT landline. The caller volume seems to fade so you can hardly hear them. But they seem to be able to hear you ok. Also sometimes the call gets cut off midway for no apparent reason.
Can you try a known working corded phone and listen If the call quality is any better?
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I don't think it is down to the actual telephone instrument. We have just got a brand new BT4600 and the batteries are fully charged. Besides, why should it affect the volume in and not out, or cause the call to be cut off completely from time to time?
@john_r1 wrote:
I don't think it is down to the actual telephone instrument. We have just got a brand new BT4600 and the batteries are fully charged. Besides, why should it affect the volume in and not out, or cause the call to be cut off completely from time to time?
Its either a line fault, or most likely a faulty line card in the exchange.
Have you reported the poor quality calls to BT? You can do this via the normal online fault reporting page. That also runs a line test for you.
I've tried the BTwebsite and the fault reporting feature but it is not very helpful for these circumstances. The diagnostic test finds no faults and then asks you to check the socket. As it is intermittent it does not fall into the listed categories....
Have you tried leaving the phone plugged into the test socket, to see if the problem is still there, as its not unknown for the master socket front, to make bad contact with the test socket?