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Support Checklist for Existing WiFi and Network Systems

Use this guided first-pass checklist to confirm internet line status, hardware health, restart order, and affected devices before deeper diagnostics are required.

If the issue is urgent, call +971 58 583 8196 or use WhatsApp for the fastest response.

Start with the support ladder

This page helps you rule out line problems, modem faults, restart order issues, and simple configuration mistakes before you escalate to diagnostics or on-site support.

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Support workflow

Step 1: Follow the ordered support checklist

Follow these steps in order. The sequence matters because many WiFi and network faults can be isolated before deeper diagnostics are required.

01

Confirm the Internet Line

If devices cannot reach the internet even when connected directly to the ISP router, the issue is upstream, not your WiFi system.

  • Check if phones or laptops can access the internet.
  • If nothing works, contact your ISP first.
  • Ask whether there are outages or line issues.
02

Check the ISP Modem / ONT

If the modem appears offline, the issue is upstream of the WiFi system. Contact your ISP before requesting WiFi support.

  • Confirm power is on.
  • Check normal status lights are present.
  • Note red or alarm lights showing.
03

Restart in the Correct Order

This resolves many connectivity issues. Allow 3–5 minutes for each device to fully boot before testing.

  • Power off all WiFi nodes.
  • Restart the ISP modem and wait until fully online.
  • Power on the main WiFi node.
  • Power on remaining nodes.
04

Check the App, If Applicable

Speed tests in apps often show theoretical maximums, not real-world performance. Focus on whether devices can connect and browse normally.

  • Confirm all nodes show online.
  • Look for obvious warnings.
  • Do not assume low-speed numbers indicate a fault.
05

Check for Self-Inflicted Issues

Common causes include children changing router settings, ISP firmware updates, or accidental resets during cleaning.

  • Device prioritisation or QoS enabled.
  • Recently changed ISP settings.
  • Power outage or brief electricity cut.
  • Someone factory reset a device unintentionally.
06

Still Having Issues?

At this point, move next to diagnostics or contact us with the troubleshooting steps already completed.

  • Note which devices are affected.
  • Document when the issue started.
  • Check if it affects all devices or only specific ones.
Transparent support

Support Pricing & Warranty

This page is a checklist and triage asset. Pricing matters only if the issue needs chargeable support after these first checks.

Initial Callout

AED 500

Initial site visit, incl. VAT

  • Basic diagnosis
  • First hour on-site

Labour

AED 350/hr + VAT

Charged by the hour

  • Standard troubleshooting
  • Offsite support if remote

Out of Hours

+100%

Weekends, holidays, and 7 PM – 8 AM

  • Emergency response
  • Priority handling

Warranty & Hardware

Covered in line with the hardware and workmanship involved.

  • Workmanship warranty for supplied systems
  • Best-effort support for client hardware

What to send when you escalate

If you need us to continue troubleshooting, send the results of the checklist with a concise summary of the issue.

  • Your name and property location
  • What is not working right now
  • When the issue first started
  • Photos or screenshots of any warnings, racks, routers, or error screens
  • Whether the problem affects one room, one device, or the whole property
Answers

FAQs

Where should I start?

Start with the line check, modem status, and restart order. If the issue remains unclear after those steps, move to diagnostics or contact support with the results you collected.

Should I reboot everything at once?

No. Power cycle the devices in the order shown on the page so the modem comes back fully online before the WiFi nodes do.

What should I send if I need help?

Send your name, property location, what is not working, when the issue started, and any screenshots or photos of app warnings, routers, racks, or error screens.

When do I escalate to support?

Escalate if the problem affects multiple devices or rooms, keeps returning after the basic checks, or needs deeper diagnostics or on-site support.

Is this checklist for WiFi only?

No. It is useful for AV, smart home, and wider technology support too, especially when there is a router, controller, or network dependency in the setup.

What if the ISP line is the problem?

If devices cannot reach the internet even when connected directly to the ISP router, the issue is upstream and you should contact the ISP before escalating to WiFi support.

Still having issues after the checklist?

If this first-pass triage does not resolve the problem, move next to diagnostics or send us the results for escalation.