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RoboFramer
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9 days ago
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Outside cable cover

The small black cable cover has come unstuck.  I’ve had a go myself but it’s not flat any more.

Phone nos and chats  don’t  seem to have a category to select.

 

 

  • Steven_L's avatar
    Steven_L
    8 days ago

    Thanks for coming back to us, RoboFramer. I'd be happy to take a further look into this for you; however, I would need to confirm a few details via private message. Please look out for my message, and we can get started.
    Kind Regards,
    Steven_L

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  • Here it is.  I think I’ll get it flat with heat, and I have suitable adhesives.

    It’s more frustration at not being able to speak to/communicate with someone in a company that deals with communication!

  • Hey RoboFramer, thank you for reaching out and a warm welcome to the community.

    Please can you just attach a photo of what you mean so we can check this out please? 

  • I thought I’d posted thus already!

    I think I can sort it myself.  It’s more frustration at not being able to  easily communicate with a company that deals in communication! 

     

     

     

     

    • Steven_L's avatar
      Steven_L
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      Thanks for coming back to us, RoboFramer. I'd be happy to take a further look into this for you; however, I would need to confirm a few details via private message. Please look out for my message, and we can get started.
      Kind Regards,
      Steven_L

  • goslow's avatar
    goslow
    Alessandro Volta

    The only thing a VM tech will do is splodge it back on again with another blob of silicone. You will probably do a better job of it yourself.

    The hole is well-sealed with silicone. The black cover is mostly decorative. For a permanent fix, try some better sealant/adhesive and put a screw in the top of the cover plate to stop it falling off again.

  • I’ve stuck it back best as but it’s still not flat against the wall, I can seal the gaps I suppose and then put a plant in front of it but I’d rather have a nice new flat one! 

    • Adduxi's avatar
      Adduxi
      Very Insightful Person

      Did you remove the old silicone from the brickwork before re-applying new silicone?  As suggested by goslow​ , I'd also use a couple of screws at the top, into the cement, to make a better job.