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Make sure the cables are connected correctly, try removing the antenna cable from the modem and reconnecting it. Disconnect the modem from the electricity for a while and reconnect it.
This will determine if the cause is in the modem or in the connected device.
We don't like to see it, but sometimes our network also has problems and can be unavailable. In the coverage map, you can check the current state of the network at a specific address at any time.
Check the status of your payments in the self-service. After payment, we will restore the service within 24 hours. We then recommend switching the modem off and on.
Connect to the modem via the network cable. If the cable connection works, interference from your Wi-Fi network may be causing internet problems. In this case, try changing the Wi-Fi channel.
If none of the steps above fixed the problem, try resetting the modem. Modems usually have a built-in reset button, which you can press with a thin object (for example, a pen,a toothpick) - you need to hold the reset for a long time, about 25 seconds. The modem will be restored to factory default settings - this will set the default Wi-Fi network name, default passwords, etc. You can find this information on the label of the modem. You can find the specific reset procedure in the modem manual. After restoring the factory settings, wait a few minutes and try to connect with your device again (note - in the case of a Wi-Fi connection, you will have to search for the network according to the information on the label on the modem).
If you've tried all of the above tips and still have trouble connecting, let us know. We'll work together to find out what might be causing it. You can call the Customer Care Line on *77 (800 77 00 77 when calling from other networks), then select the option for technical problems and internet or TV outages. If you don't have mobile service with us, you'll need your payer number to make the call, as well as a numeric password to communicate with Vodafone (admin password or payer password). If Voice Self Service asks you for your password and you don't know it, we will transfer you to your operator after the third incorrect password entry.