How do I arrange for an at800 engineer to visit?
If you have received a postcard from us, and experience new interference to your Freeview service, you should contact us either by phone, email, via our website or by letter. We will assess whether the disruption might be due to 4G at 800 MHz; for example, we will check whether a new mobile phone mast has recently been activated in your area. If we believe the disruption might be due to 4G at 800 MHz and you are responsible for your own aerial, we can arrange for an at800 engineer to visit your home, at our expense. Try our online diagnostic tool, which will help you work out whether 4G at 800 MHz might be the cause.
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