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<strong>18003358177</strong> <strong>Fix</strong> <strong>Router</strong> <strong>Faulty</strong> <strong>Internet</strong><br />
<strong>Connection</strong> <strong>Issues</strong> <strong>Via</strong> <strong>Lights</strong>
Steps to fix faulty internet connection<br />
issues via lights are as follows<br />
Most routers have a single light dedicated to<br />
show the internet connection status. These<br />
lights are sometimes labeled as <strong>Internet</strong>,<br />
WAN, or is marked with a symbol of globe or<br />
even as a flashing to show that internet<br />
activity is going on. However if the cable is<br />
found to be all fine, then it’s time for users to<br />
have a check on their cable faults or DSL<br />
modem’s light issues.
Step 2: Resolving issues on a modem<br />
Similar to routers, most of the modems have a light which<br />
is dedicated to the broadband connection. These lights<br />
are often labeled as Online, Cable, Sync or Signal and<br />
usually has a symbol alike to internet light on a router.<br />
However, under normal circumstances, these light are<br />
solid green to appear. If it’s off, or is showing red light<br />
then, it’s time to have a check about all service cable<br />
connectivity problems either on phone line or the<br />
coaxial cable. Both of these should be securely plugged<br />
in. If the cable is found to be working then, users are<br />
suggested by <strong>Router</strong> support team to connect with a<br />
well-known service provider
For more issues, connect with our<br />
team for instant solution at your desk!