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I spent all day messaging on Facebook concerning my network extender and after 8 people looking at the thread (well actually only 6 read what was in the thread), some helped but then I was directed here.
Issue is I have had the extender since 2014. It had worked okay until about 3 months ago. I can no longer receive calls in my house. I can hear the caller, they say I cut out. This happens with both phones in the house. A galaxy 6s and 4mini. All lights are blue,#48 says I'm connected. Today with the help of one service rep I have found that if I turn my wireless off my phone I am able to be heard. I was also told to turn setting to allow data access in all roaming. This also helped phone quality and I guess proved to the rep that I was indeed connecting with the extender.
Once I got this rep I didn't get one that followed up with what this means and what a solution is. I do not want to have to turn wireless off to talk on phone and I asked that if I did turn off wireless in a call was that going to allow that call to work?.
I also screenshotted where one customer said verizon increased their extender coverage. I have also seen that on other threads. Is this the solution for me?
Need some help. Only phone that works in the house is husband's ATT work phone!
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Jenn1212,
There's no place on home, and your phone should work the best there. I'm saddened to hear of all the time you've invested in seeking resolution on this today.
With that said, what other steps have you taken? I don't want you to have to repeat any unnecessary steps. What are the status of the LEDs? Here's a link to assist: http://vz.to/1hI5jBL.
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As mentioned above all LED are lit. If I call the #48 it says I am connect to extender. During all troubleshooting yesterday the only time I was able to make call with no voice issues was when I turned my wireless off. Then also when I turned setting to allow data access in all roaming. I don't believe I should have to turn my wireless off everytime to talk on my phone. Other people have issues with this on this forum and they have mentioned extending extender service or the lte was turned off on Verizon's end and the phone(which I do not see that option on the galaxys that we have). I need to know what options I have.
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Jenn1212,
Thanks for the additional details. I know how frustrating it can be to cope with service issues, especially at home. We definitely want to make sure you have the service you need where you need it. To be sure, can you clarify exactly what you are doing when referring to turning off your "wireless"? Are you referring to WiFi or cellular?
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The wifi.
also just to add, during all trouble shooting I have already checked that advanced calling is not active.
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I also would like to know what my default settings on mobil network should be as far as Global or Lte/cdma and then on data roaming access should I deny all access allow for all trips. I've been asked to change these settings during troubleshooting and now I don't know what the default is!
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Jenn1212,
We appreciate the response and the added details. We definitely don't want this to be an ongoing issue and are going to keep working on this. In regards to your settings, you can use LTE/CDMA for your network selection and data roaming can be set to deny unless you are going to be travelling outside of the country.
You mentioned that your calls work when you turn the WiFi off. To be sure, is this the same for both devices that are having trouble or just one? Also, are these the steps you have taken to disable Advanced Calling http://www.verizonwireless.com/support/knowledge-base-97448/ ?
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Advanced calling is not enabled on any phone.
The phone that had worked with the wireless off did not today. It showed I had all bars with the extender, but I was unable to talk on the phone at all. I had to wait to make call until my husband came home with the AT&T phone. Once again I ask can something be done with the range of the extender, would this help?
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I have recently upgraded to a Galaxy 6 and my husband has a Galaxy 4mini that we are no longer able to utilize our network extender in our house. I have read online that it is because the extender does not work with 4G. Right now the only phone we are able to utilize in our house is his work AT&T iphone.
I also found online a post where someone had disabled the 4G on their phone and that a Verizon rep hadshe the LTE voice service off on that end.
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12/29, 1:41pmMEI need to know how to do this so that we can make calls in our house!
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The phone number is 8066#### billing password is #### There are a couple of threads on the verizon community forum that reference this issue. One mentions that their extender signal was expanded?What I get is one bar on our verizon phones. I have had the extender for a couple of years and have not had issues until the new phones. The extender is all lit up properly and if I call #48 it gives me the message that it is connected to the extender!
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12/30, 9:37amI appreciate you taking the steps to check the lights. On the Samsung S6 make sure Advanced Calling is disabled via Settings>Advanced Calling to turn off the 4G voice feature. The S4 mini does not have this capability provisioned. What exactly happens when you attempt a call on the Extender while showing 1 bar? - Yale
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12/30, 9:45amMEAdvanced calling is not activated on the 6. When we try to talk to someone we can hear them but we cut out for them and more than not we have the call dropped.
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12/30, 10:25amThank you for clarifying. What are the speeds seen through through the router when running http://speedtest.net on your computer? Are you running any data intensive applications on the devices connected to the router like file sharing, anti-virus updates or VPN? - Yale
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12/30, 10:40amMEI have speeds of 2.5 to 3 upload and 1.5 to 2.2 download. I am not running anything intensive. When we originally got extender I was on satellite wireless and didn't have issues and the speeds were hideous compared to now so I don't believe that is the issue. This is not an uncommon issue from what I've searched. I've attached two screen shots where people said they got help and fix. Are either of these really possible?
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12/30, 12:28pmMEThat did seem to help until I got about 40ish feet away from the extender. We have always had wifi on while at home. Is there not another solution better than turning the wifi off for a call and if I turn off after I receive call is that going to work or will I just need to call people back?
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12/30, 1:16pmMEThe iPhone is at a different location and does not use the extender.We have had the same network set up since 2014. I am not exactly sure how long we have been having issues as I don't make an abundance of calls especially with current situation. I know that it has happened for me since I got the 6s. My husband's phone is the 4s and I know his has done it longer and he has had the phone before I got the 6. As mentioned in the first email he has a 5iphone for work that is at&t and he does not seem to have the same issue with it. I have tried to talk to him on the Verizon phone and then called the att and it was clear.
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12/30, 1:41pmMEI do have a 44minute call that I do know I made here and I don't remember have any issues. I had the 6s on November 1 so it maybe it doesn't have anything to do with phones? Sorry just trying to figure out why things would have changed.
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12/30, 2:21pmMEOn the extender?
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12/30, 2:23pmJennifer, having the service you can count on is important, as are the correct settings on your device. Can you check something for me. In your phone settings, there is a setting for advanced calling. Is this on or off? If it is on the device will not work with your network extender while on. Also, in your mobile networks, could you please check and see about your roaming. It should be on to allow access for all trips. Here is a link to follow for the setup http://vz.to/1Oj1lYp - Cheri12/30, 2:26pmMEThe allow roaming was not on. I have changed that setting. As mentioned above the advanced calling is not activated.12/30, 3:03pmMESo that worked good. My husband said it was the clearer than when I just had the wireless off
I had a full signal on the extender
12/30, 3:30pmWe are one step closer, Jennifer. Is the GPS antenna cable (mini-coax) installed? If not, please connect it. Make sure the Network Extender is powered off and disconnect the power cord from the power outlet. Then, check to make sure that the wireless antenna is rotated down ten open and remove the GPS antenna cover. Go ahead and press down to detach the GPS antenna and remove it from its compartment and connect it to the end of the GPS antenna cable. Let me know if this helps. - Elizabeth12/30, 3:47pmMEThe mini cable is already installed. I have always had it installed12/30, 4:06pmMEI have everything connected. I have all blue lights. This is a long thread and all of that had been covered12/30, 5:01pmYou are correct Jennifer, the thread is long and we want to be efficient. Please use this link just to make sure that we get this done properly. We will be here to continue: http://www.verizonwireless.com/support/network-extender/troubleshooting/. - Bobby
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Your efforts have been priceless, and much appreciated. You have been through a lot of troubleshooting! Jenn1212 let's dig deeper so we can keep you connected. I am sending you a Private Message so we can resolve this for you.
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