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Neighbour

10 months ago

Modem

What does the red explanation mark mean when the system does a check equipment test ?

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TELUS_Support
Official Support Team
10 months ago
A red exclamation mark during a Check Equipment Test typically indicates an issue with the tested equipment. This could mean a connection problem, a service disruption, or a hardware issue.

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