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Think you have a faulty Hub?
Nearly all the Hubs we get back as faulty are actually fine. So if you think yours
isn’t working properly, run through the three steps on the left and check the light
table below.
If you return your Hub and it turns out to be working fine, you might need to pay
for a replacement – so send it back only if you’re sure it’s faulty.
Hub light status
What’s happening
What to do
Power light is green or flashing green
Your Hub is starting up
Wait a couple of minutes for your Hub to start. The light will stay blue for more than 20 seconds when it’s ready
Power light is blue
Your Hub is working fine
If you can’t get online, please check your device or computer settings with the manufacturer
Power light is off
Power is off or there’s a problem with your power supply
Check that the power switch on the back of your Hub is on, the power cable’s plugged in correctly at the mains and that power is on.
If there’s still no light, call us on 0800 111 4567. We’re usually less busy between 10am and 6pm
Power light is orange
This shows that there’s a problem somewhere
Log into your Hub Manager at bthomehub.home and check if the internet’s status is ‘Disconnected’ – if it is, click ‘Connect’. If the
light’s still orange and no other lights are on, call us on 0800 111 4567. We’re usually less busy between 10am and 6pm.
Power light is red
This shows that there’s a problem somewhere
Press the Restart button and release it when the Power light turns orange
Your Hub will restart and the Power light will glow steady blue. If it’s still red, reset your Hub using a paper clip to press the recessed
Reset button on the back of your Hub for a few seconds
If this doesn’t fix it, call us on 0800 111 4567. We’re usually less busy between 10am and 6pm. Make sure you’re next to your Hub
with a PC or device if you call
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