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1. VERIZON FIOS SELF INSTALL 2015 HOW TO
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3. VERIZON FIOS SELF INSTALL 2015 TV

I started by connecting power cords to outlets, wiring together blue and white wires and plugging in Ethernet cables. While Verizon will return after the pandemic to move things to the location where I'd like, in the interim, I needed to use what existed before. But our old Verizon setup was in the basement and we needed to use this setup to connect all the new Verizon equipment. Our previous cable setup was on the first floor in the den. Next was setting up my equipment, was when things got a bit complicated. The first thing I did inside was to disconnect all my previous cable boxes, modem and router. Removed old cable boxes and installed new Verizon FiOS One cable boxes GearBrain

(This is something GearBrain tries to do for its readers.) My tech did a great job in simplifying things for me.

VERIZON FIOS SELF INSTALL 2015 HOW TO

I felt like I was getting a crash course on how to become a Verizon installer. The Verizon tech went over each device, including the modem, router, power strip and a lot of Ethernet and power cords.

VERIZON FIOS SELF INSTALL 2015 FULL

My Verizon tech went to the truck, and pulled out a milk crate full of wires and gadgets - you can think of this as a DIY kit for setting up cable, internet and phone service, the first I've ever seen. The photo of our old Verizon box was helpful and made things a little easier for me at first. (Many homes likely have had more than one cable system in their home as well.)

I also showed him a photo of the Verizon box we had in our house from the last time we had Verizon service. He reviewed my order and went over the basic installation process. On our installation day, I met our Verizon technician outside wearing a mask. As the founder of GearBrain, and someone who has installed a number of smart home security systems, I thought, I can do this, especially if there is a tech outside my house for guidance and moral support. Verizon would send a technician to our home, but they wouldn't be allowed indoors. This crate is filled with a router, modem, ethernet and power cables connected to a surge protector.Īfter placing our order with Verizon we were given two options: wait for the pandemic restrictions to lift, or handle the physical installation ourselves. Here is the crate Verizon gave me to connect to my old Verizon box But here's how we handled that - and how you can make this switch too. You do need to be a bit comfortable with some DIY steps, from drilling holes and pulling Ethernet cables through your walls. Here's what to do to prepare if you decide to pull the plug on your cable provider right now as well. So I finally made the decision to switch to Verizon Fios this week - and discovered the switch, even during a pandemic, was pretty simple.

VERIZON FIOS SELF INSTALL 2015 TV

I, for example, had been living with TV signal disruptions and a lack of internet speed for too long. If you're unhappy, as I've been for awhile, with your cable company you don't have to wait until the coronavirus disappears to get a new connection in your home. Cable companies - like most businesses - are social distancing, which means techs don't come into your home. A technician would arrive, install the equipment, and you'd be done. You might get offers for deals of 1 gig of internet service, or also unlimited premium channels, just to move to a new company. Honestly, the service is great but I'm debating whether to terminate my 2 year agreement (I'm still in my 14-day window) based on the worst customer service I've ever encountered.Changing your cable provider was a simple, if not annoying, task - prior to the Covid-19 pandemic. I had to drive back to the store to get the rest of the kit but was finally able to catch the last games on Saturday. I picked up the kit from Verizon and began installing it myself when I realized that I didn't receive all of the necessary components nor any instructions (although I was able to find similar instructions online). I called back and after another hour and forty minutes (speaking to four more reps this time) the last lady told me that I could just do a self install and pick up the equipment the next day. When I asked for his name again he hung up on me. When I asked to speak to a more senior rep he told me that he was the senior rep. The last rep was trying to get me to cancel my Internet in order to have both TV and Internet set up the next day. I called and a little after an hour of speaking with three reps was hung up on. After calling them and scheduling a new appointment (this time on Saturday) I received an email the night before stating that there was a problem with my install appointment. I had an appointment to install TV that Verizon failed to show up to or call to reschedule after I took off from work. The service was great so I decided to cancel my DirecTV and switch to Verizon's service as well. I recently became a Verizon residential customer beginning with FiOS Internet.