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Keep in mind that, not only can weather at your location affect your service, weather at your gateway can affect your service, as well. Your gateway could be anywhere in the country.
With this said, I'm sure the reps, which I will tag, will take a look at your system. They are on M-F from approximately 8AM to 5PM EST. Make sure, come Monday, that you leave your modem powered so that the reps can run diagnostics on your HughesNet equipment.
- bljhn8 years agoFreshman
Thanks Gabe.
I was aware that weather on both ends could affect it. Our weather for the past 24 hours has been cloud-free, crystal clear eliminating weather as an issue on our end. National weather radar right now shows the entire country pretty much in the clear....unless they're located up in Newfound, Canada. This tells me that's its either hardware or satellite beam issue. With it working flawlessly for 2 years staight and then to have this suddenly crop up, makes me wager on a hardware issue.
FWIW, looking at the diagonistics page, the Hourly History has a red X in the UpLink row for every hour for the past 20 hours or so. Same red X with the Current Hour when we are actually using it. When not in use, there are a few green check marks, but not many.
Hopefully, they can help us resolve this tomorrow.
Again, appreciate it.
- bljhn8 years agoFreshman
For Liz/Amanda should they read this: Our satellite is EchoStar-XVII, Beam 53
- MarkJFine8 years agoProfessor
Beam 53 is Boise, which has had good weather for a while, so it's not from that.
12.7.1 might be a couple of things:
1. Check to see that the power plug is firmly seated in the back of the modem. If it's loose, carefully push it back in and see if the problem corrects itself.
2. Make sure the other end is firmly in a wall socket and not in a surge protector or surge protecting power strip, as those might drop it below nominal power levels.
3. Also make sure the wall socket is part of a power circuit intended for lights and not heavy appliances (washer/dryer, heating unit, etc.), as those may cause a power drop as well.
Edit: If correcting any of the above doesn't fix the problem, you may need service requiring a technician.
- gglaze8 years agoNew PosterI have not had internet for 24 hrs at
least. We live in nw oregon. Please help!
I have an hn 1000 modem.
Thanks- Amanda8 years agoModerator
Hello everyone,
Thank you all for providing your information in such detail. This has helped us gather the data we need for escalations much faster. We've escalated your connectivity issues up to our engineering department for investigation. We appreciate your patience and apologize for any inconvenience.
Thanks,
Amanda
- gglaze8 years agoNew PosterCorrection: I have a HT 1100 modem. Still no internet though...
- GabeU8 years agoDistinguished Professor IV
Because this thread is concerning those having specific issues on a single beam that you are not on, you should start a new topic to receive help with your individual issue and keep it separate. You can do so by clicking on the blue "Start a topic" button on the upper right while in the Tech Support section.
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