Voice service down. No dial tone or light.

It's recently come to my attention after expecting a call that my Uverse phone service is down. Checking the call logs, it looks like this problem started sometime after 8:00 p.m. on Saturday, the 11th. I've tried a number of things on my end to try and fix it, but nothing seems to be working. Figured I should try and get a second opinion here before escalating the problem to phone support. Supplemental information: Power, Broadband, and Service lights are all solid green. Voice 1 (Service line) is not lit.Homeportal page landing states the voice status on line 1 is not registered.Both TV and internet services are unaffected.Primary phone is a cordless system. Keep a spare landline plugged in at all times for power outages. No dial tone on either one.No apparent fraying or disconnection of inside wiring from protector (no NID installed) to homerun to RG. Outside pair is a buried drop.BBU light is green and is in proper working order.Solutions I've tried: Plugging a phone directly into the RG. Nothing happened. Still no dial tone.Power cycling the RG. No change. Did not restore phone service.The online repair tool automated diagnostics detected no problems. Followed steps for no dial tone, repair was not successful, stated that the RG needed to be replaced.Troubleshooted through TV access, resetting voice service had no effect.

Factory reset the RG by depressing and holding reset bottom located near power connection on back of RG. (Valid for 3800, 3801 and 589 RG with TV service) Warning this restore default settings, any custom changes (ssid, password, etc) will need to be redone. Need to hold till all lights go out  with a green power light only (about 10-15 seconds).Give it 5 minutes or so to reload/recycle.... Does line1 light come on, yes check dial tone, call in/out. If no either RG replacement or phone has been removed from your account... Either way will need to call 1-800-288-2020. If you have the 3812 inid with i38hg, the factory reset is performed at the iPSU or white toaster size power supply by inserting a toothpick (or similar) into red line hole on upper left side.Again hold till both light (left/right) are flashing red.

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    TrevorC_VZW
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