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There is a fault in-house with my BT Inspiration Telephone system

We have 2 lines and 4 live extensions when we are on or answer line 1, line 2 is not ringing for us to hear it although our customers can hear it ringing giving the impression we are not here or not answering.
We are presently with TALK TALK who have kindly checked both lines are working so we know its a fault inside...
Please help......

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Well BT is very simple it is just a pair of wires that all connections are in parallel, so what you need to do is check between BT jacks, look for disconnection &, shorts. use Cut and test method, IE: Go to each, BT, cut off any Going away, cables, temporarily, and test that line, if Ok, then connect up the Going Away cable and test again, go to next BT and do the same until you find your fault. ALL connections are on 2 & 5 in the BT jack. With the faulty section simply replace with any lightweight 2 corr cable and terminate on 2 % 5 in the BT jack,

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