Update: The Tech was on-time and called before his arrival (much appreciated). I showed him my modem status page (with only one upstream channel binded) and he started outside the house. Basically he ended up:
1) Removing an attenuator (where the signal enters the house) that a previous had put on the line. He said signal strength at the street was good, but the attenuator was reducing it. He was able to check the recent power levels through an ap on his phone and saw that the SNR(?) had been peaking at 52 dB.
2) Replaced the cable from the street to the house as a precaution as I commented that I noticed the issues more so when the weather was warm. He didn;t find any physical damage to it, but felt it was a good precaution.
3) He was going to call the Maintanence dept. to have them look at the splitter at the street as it looks like some corrosion on the top of it. Curious to see what the community thinks: https://imgur.com/a/pcTRgIQ
I also noticed that prior to his visit, the modem was reporting 2852 total correctables and 2588 total UNcorrectables. After the visit and a modem reboot, I'm showing 1 correctable and 0 uncorrectables.
Power levels are currently around 43dB SNR downstream and power upstream is between 31.5 dBmV and 36.3
So I'm keeping an eye on it and so far....I've not had any weird disruptions, although the weather is cooler than usual.
Thanks,
Tim
