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Internet Router Flashing Green. There’s a power light which might be green or flashing green (booting up), red (offline), orange (identifying a problem) or blue (working normally). Your hub is starting up: Wait a couple of minutes for your hub to start. If the power light is solid green your router is on. If it stays green, turn your hub on and off again. A separate broadband indicator may be orange, red or flashing, respectively indicating that your account is inactive, using incorrect login credentials or experiencing a fault. If it's flashing green or off, check your cables are all fitted properly. Power light is green or flashing green. Under normal conditions, this light should be solid green (or amber). This hub light can show the status of the hub’s connection to our broadband network. If it's off, red or flashing constantly (it's ok if it flashes for a short time, like less than a minute, after a reboot). If it's off or red your router may not be receiving power. Solid red denotes hardware or system failure, fast blinking red denotes. It should flash when you turn on the hub, then stay green for a few minutes before turning off. Update your wifi router firmware.

This hub light can show the status of the hub’s connection to our broadband network. If it stays green, turn your hub on and off again. If the light is still green after this, use a paper clip to press the hub's factory reset button. If it's flashing green or off, check your cables are all fitted properly. There’s a power light which might be green or flashing green (booting up), red (offline), orange (identifying a problem) or blue (working normally). A separate broadband indicator may be orange, red or flashing, respectively indicating that your account is inactive, using incorrect login credentials or experiencing a fault. If the power light is solid green your router is on. Wait a couple of minutes for your hub to start. Your hub is starting up: Update your wifi router firmware.

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Internet Router Flashing Green If it stays green, turn your hub on and off again. Your hub is starting up: There’s a power light which might be green or flashing green (booting up), red (offline), orange (identifying a problem) or blue (working normally). If the light is still green after this, use a paper clip to press the hub's factory reset button. If it stays green, turn your hub on and off again. Solid red denotes hardware or system failure, fast blinking red denotes. If it's off or red your router may not be receiving power. It should flash when you turn on the hub, then stay green for a few minutes before turning off. If it's off, red or flashing constantly (it's ok if it flashes for a short time, like less than a minute, after a reboot). Wait a couple of minutes for your hub to start. If it's flashing green or off, check your cables are all fitted properly. If the power light is solid green your router is on. Under normal conditions, this light should be solid green (or amber). Update your wifi router firmware. This hub light can show the status of the hub’s connection to our broadband network. A separate broadband indicator may be orange, red or flashing, respectively indicating that your account is inactive, using incorrect login credentials or experiencing a fault.