Alinea's 2, 3 en 4 ontbreken in de tekst. Ze staan hieronder, maar niet in de juiste volgorde.
[a] Openreach engineers were baffled by the continuous problem. They walked around the village with a monitor called a spectrum analyser to try to find any 'electrical noise' to help pinpoint the problem. "At 7am our device picked up a large burst of electrical interference in the village. It turned out that at 7am every morning the occupants of a certain house would switch on their old TV which would, in turn, knock out broadband for the entire village," said Mr Jones.
[b] So what else can cause broadband problems? Suzanne Rutherford, Openreach chief engineer's lead for Wales, said anything with electric components - from outdoor lights to microwaves - can potentially have an impact on broadband connections.
[c] The TV was found to be emitting a single high-level impulse noise (SHINE), which causes electrical interference in other devices. The embarrassed householder promised not to use the television again. The village now has a stable broadband signal.