Thread: Cat5e Keystone Jack
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Old 14-07-2014, 21:31   #4
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Re: Cat5e Keystone Jack
Just because it was working before doesn't mean it's fine. It could well have been borderline and adding an additional four connectors to it pushed it over the edge.

I'd run a basic cable/continuity test first, if you don't have one of those testers already they're less than £10 on Ebay.
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