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#260114 11-Nov-2019 13:47
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Don’t know if correlation = causation,  but ever since we got fibre installed there seems to be a nightly thumping noise coming from the direction of the ETP. Always seems to happen at a similar time around 6 -7 pm. Happens most, but not all nights.  Sounds like a thud of something hitting the side of the house. 

we have had fibre for nearly two years and it’s been ongoing since day one. 

 

any clues?

 

 

 

TIA. 


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  #2351625 11-Nov-2019 13:51
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Fibre installer stuck in the wall or living in the wall?



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  #2351626 11-Nov-2019 13:57
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You're trying to download more data than your fibre pipe can handle and it cannot fit through the hole.  Upgrade your plan.


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  #2351629 11-Nov-2019 14:03
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The hamsters have bred and its getting crowded in there.

 

 





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  #2351632 11-Nov-2019 14:14
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  #2351668 11-Nov-2019 14:54
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It could be a conduit or similar that is is screwed down tight with no movement expanding/contracting with temperature change through the day.


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  #2351678 11-Nov-2019 15:20
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  #2351679 11-Nov-2019 15:22
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Water hammer?

 

 


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  #2351688 11-Nov-2019 15:38
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Is it your bathroom/kitchen extraction fan, backdraft shutter?


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#2351694 11-Nov-2019 15:46
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fearandloathing:

Is it your bathroom/kitchen extraction fan, backdraft shutter?

 

 

Nope, don’t have anything like that.

 

 

I knew I should have added “serious answers only” I knew this topic would bring out the creative responses 😂

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  #2351695 11-Nov-2019 15:51
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GSManiac:
fearandloathing:

 

Is it your bathroom/kitchen extraction fan, backdraft shutter?

 

Nope, don’t have anything like that. I knew I should have added “serious answers only” I knew this topic would bring out the creative responses 😂

 

Are you sure there is no backdraft shutters in your extraction fan units?

 

 

Happens most, but not all nights.  Sounds like a thud of something hitting the side of the house. 

 

 

This is exactly what the bathroom backdraft shutter sounds like in our house (It's built into the extraction unit), how often depends on the direction of the wind.


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  #2351697 11-Nov-2019 16:00
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GSManiac:
fearandloathing:

 

Is it your bathroom/kitchen extraction fan, backdraft shutter?

 

Nope, don’t have anything like that. I knew I should have added “serious answers only” I knew this topic would bring out the creative responses 😂

 





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  #2351700 11-Nov-2019 16:12
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Could be your firewall causing issues , use a dam cloth to wipe you router down , but make sure it isnt too wet , otherwise you mite actually put the firewall out . 





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  #2351701 11-Nov-2019 16:12
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  #2351703 11-Nov-2019 16:13
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fearandloathing:

 

GSManiac:
fearandloathing:

 

Is it your bathroom/kitchen extraction fan, backdraft shutter?

 

Nope, don’t have anything like that. I knew I should have added “serious answers only” I knew this topic would bring out the creative responses 😂

 

Are you sure there is no backdraft shutters in your extraction fan units?

 

 

Happens most, but not all nights.  Sounds like a thud of something hitting the side of the house. 

 

 

This is exactly what the bathroom backdraft shutter sounds like in our house (It's built into the extraction unit), how often depends on the direction of the wind.

 

 

 

 

Nope. As I mentioned, we don’t have anything like that.  


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  #2351711 11-Nov-2019 16:23
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Rodents leaving for their nightly forage?  Any holes around that area?


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