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Thanks mans rock. How would they typically fix low signal without using booster? Their junction box btw is on a poll on the back of my lot.
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Thanks mans rock. How would they typically fix low signal without using booster? Their junction box btw is on a poll on the back of my lot.

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Thank you very much for the insight. It's much appreciated.
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Thank you very much for the insight. It's much appreciated.

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So home Internet is out - wave communications. It's worked for a couple of years until today. I have an Arris TM822 modem. Link is solid orange / normal<br />
Online is blinking green then goes dark then blinks more etc<br />
US is solid orange <br />
Do is solid orange<br />
Power solid green<br />
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I've reset the device w reset button several time. No help. <br />
I've reseated the coax no help.<br />
The gal at wave says she can see the modem but can't get signal back. <br />
It'll be a few days before a repair person can make it out. <br />
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My question: what are the most common causes for this kind of symptom? Any cable Internet repair folks on here? Even if I can't fix it I'd like to know what commonly has gone wrong. <br />
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Thanks!
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So home Internet is out - wave communications. It's worked for a couple of years until today. I have an Arris TM822 modem. Link is solid orange / normal
Online is blinking green then goes dark then blinks more etc
US is solid orange 
Do is solid orange
Power solid green

I've reset the device w reset button several time. No help. 
I've reseated the coax no help.
The gal at wave says she can see the modem but can't get signal back. 
It'll be a few days before a repair person can make it out. 

My question: what are the most common causes for this kind of symptom? Any cable Internet repair folks on here? Even if I can't fix it I'd like to know what commonly has gone wrong. 

Thanks!

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