BRAS Profile Reset

Right, I've been trying to explain to BT's "support" (both online and on the telephone), the issue that I have been having.
For a few years we have had a problem on our line, this saturday a BT engineer came round and found a fault in the road side box with our line. He fixed it and tested it with his bit of kit, he said that we are capable of much faster speeds due to how close we are to the road side box. 
He said because of the previous fault our speed had been restricted to just 4mb/s, he would normally ring a number to have this restriction removed but because it was not on his jobs list, he could not.
He said we should call and to be honest it's like talking to a brick wall. What has turned from a simple request has turned into some ongoing operation. 
A few minutes searching here now makes me believe we need our "BRAS profile" reset. Could someone please explain to me the quickest, hassle free way of having this done, without having to deal with people asking me to check my cables etc
Thanks!
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all you need to do is leave the connection alone for up to 2 weeks and once the DLM sees the line as stable again it should start to rise again as only Openreach can do the reset and they do not deal directly with the public
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    Hi,
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    Hi davetc,
    Welcome and thanks for posting. I’ll be happy to lend a hand with this. I’ll need to run a few checks so can you please drop me an email with your details? You’ll get the ‘contact us’ link in my profile.
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    Well, hats off to the BT Engineer. What a star.
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  • Bras profile...Help please

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  • Stuck bras profile

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    0
    0
    LCD Errors:
    0
    0
    0
    0
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    779443683
    0
    0
    Data Cells:
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    53863151
    0
    0
    Bit Errors:
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    0
    0
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    2777
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