Do power outages affect cable?
Yes , they do affect cables due to the fact the outage can be related to a short circuit between the cables.
Why do I have power but no internet?
Finally, if your power comes back on but the internet still isn’t working, one of the most common issues is the Wifi router. Most of the time all you need to do is “reboot” the router by simply unplugging the power cable from the wall for 30 seconds, then plug it back in.
Can a power surge damage a router?
The good news is the most common cause of failure for routers, PCs and other network equipment is heat damage AKA heat stress. Power outages rarely damage routers. That said, if you don’t have your router plugged into a surge protected outlet, it can get fried when the power returns.
When do I need to replace my power cable?
If your power cable is looking very old, or frayed we can carry out a site visit to inspect your power supply. We will replace your power cable for you if necessary, however if you want to replace your cable for aesthetic reasons or if you want to move or upgrade your power supply, this will be chargeable.
What to do if your power antenna won’t go up?
Install the mast and nylon cable in the housing and mesh the cable teeth to the drive gear. Install the cover and tighten the screws. If your power radio antenna won’t go up and down anymore, the problem is either a burned-out motor or the geared cable inside the mast. Both are easy DIY fixes.
Can a conduit be installed over incoming service cable?
If the cable has started to break up and lose its exterior fabric type covering, it can be put in conduit, or a heavy gray plastic shield available from electrical parts suppliers referred to as “U-guard” can be installed over it. Never install siding over the incoming service cable.
What should I do about my incoming electric cable?
The position of your electric meter has nothing to do with where your responsibility starts. In many older homes the incoming electric service cable has a cloth type covering. Over time, the sun, wind and rain will deteriorate this covering. If the incoming cable is still in good condition, give it a coat of paint.