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Unfortunately, the reps are not going to be back until Wednesday.
In the meantime, if you have your modem plugged into a power strip and/or surge protector, try plugging it directly into a wall outlet to see if that makes any difference, as those two devices can sometimes cause issues with the modem.
Make sure the power plug going into the back of the modem is snug. Unplug the power (at the outlet end), remove the plug from the back of the modem and then plug it back in. Be careful, as this plug is delicate, but make sure it's snug when you plug it back in. It will only plug in a certain way, so if it's not going don't force it. Again, make sure it's snug, then plug the other end back into the outlet.
If none of this makes any difference, after the modem cycles a few times try to post a picture of your State Code page. The State Codes may indicate why it's cycling.
It's here... http://192.168.0.1/limited.html#!/state_code/state_code_monitor
Make sure to edit out your SAN from the picture. That's the number that starts with DSS. That's your account number, and you should NEVER post your account number.
Though it may be something simple, chances are the reps will have to take a look at what's going on. If you don't normally leave your modem powered, it would be a good idea to do so on Wednesday so that the reps can run remote diagnostics on your HughesNet equipment. They can't do so if the modem is not powered.
P.S. Just a thought. Because of the cycling and the time constraints it gives in replying, you can write your reply in Word, or maybe even WordPad or something like that, then when you come on here just copy and paste it into your reply. That way you can do it quickly and before your modem powers down again. If you don't have a dedicated word processing program like Word or Libre Office, WordPad is in Windows Accessories on a Windows based computer. For a Mac, I'm not sure.
