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Check the 66 block that feeds the stations to make sure it is a split pair block and not a common pair block. You could be tying two digital sets together if it is.
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Also make sure the system is grounded to earth ground and that there are no possible line voltage leaks into the station cabling.
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i would think OBT is correct on this one (cable chewed through the shelding and could be picking up stray Electricty voltage. if you can run a temp cable to the locations then move 1 of its original cable, these will normaly act up in blocks of 4 so if faulty ext is 107 then work on 105-108
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Still waiting to hear back from customer. No news is good news in this case. If it's a rat then he must have chewed the cables near the system since the problem phones are all over the house.
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