Chewed optical wire

[Emma491]

Hi everyone

Unfortunately the optical wire has been chewed.  First pic is of it still in the open reach box, second pic is of what I have found of the wire.  I can't even remember where the other end of it goes to.  Could anyone advise if this will have to be a call out from Sky to fix this.  Thank you.

 

 

[GD1]

@Emma491  You will need to call Sky to report it so they can send Openreach to replace the optical cable.

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[TimmyBGood]

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@Emma491 wrote:

Unfortunately the optical wire has been chewed.  

 

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Hopefully not by a pet: very fine glass fibre fragments are really not good for digestive systems (and aren't nice under the skin either, so be cautious if handling the debris)

[TimmyBGood]

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@Emma491 wrote:

I can't even remember where the other end of it goes to.  

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Probably through an external wall to an outside splice enclosure (the 'CSP')

[Emma491]

Thankfully not, but by a mouse that found it's way in 🤨

[JimM1]

@Emma491 Get yourself a cat, they love those to play with before the do them in!