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I have been happy with my Ooma service for the last 2 1/2 years. However, I am not happy with the hardware. I have the white (original) hub.

About a year ago, the speaker on the hub stopped working. Tried resetting the hardware many times, to no avail. Currently using scout or website to get messages.

About a week ago, my DSL went down. After reconnecting, the Ooma red light appeared. To fix, I reset all my hardware and started from scratch:
- ATT/Seimens modem (xxstream? 5100)
- Dlink DIR-655 : reset to factory settings. Then reconnected using instructions from a documented post on this site
- Ooma original hub : tried to reset, but believe it's not getting reset to factory settings

Everything was connected just fine except Ooma. I have tried a number of posts on this forum, to no avail. HELP! Resetting the Ooma hub is not working. (press tab for :30, 1:00, 1:30 (IOW, multiple tries) the lights blink on and off for the first 20 seconds, then nothing.
Plugging power in to a new output (not working)

I can log into the Ooma through IP address, Everything appears to be set correctly.

After attempting to reset through steps above, all I get is a red double blink every :30 (or 60) seconds or so, then nothing. No blue lights and no constant red light. Is the hardware dead???

Thanks in advance!

There are no constant red lights on a hub. When it is online all eight buttons are off.
The tab should glow blue but it can be turned off with the knob on the right side of the unit.

Thanks, I am saying that my tab is NOT blue anymore. It was blue for over 2 years now.
When I try and connect the hub, I get a series of red blinking lights across the buttons and the tab. After 20 seconds or so, all the lights go blank, and the tab is no longer red nor blue. The tab is blank, except it does a short two red blinks about every minute or so. The buttons do not respond, and my phone line has NO signal.

I've tried numerous steps to reset the hardware, but am unsuccessful.

If anybody can help me out, I'd appreciate it!

rmueller wrote:Thanks, I am saying that my tab is NOT blue anymore. It was blue for over 2 years now.
When I try and connect the hub, I get a series of red blinking lights across the buttons and the tab. After 20 seconds or so, all the lights go blank, and the tab is no longer red nor blue. The tab is blank, except it does a short two red blinks about every minute or so. The buttons do not respond, and my phone line has NO signal.

I've tried numerous steps to reset the hardware, but am unsuccessful.

If anybody can help me out, I'd appreciate it!

I'm searching my ancient memory here but is your credit card information up to date in your my.ooma account.
If your card's expiration date passes and you don't update it they will disable your hardware.

Yes, Yes!

My credit card was expired. Why would they need my credit card if I don't use any of their additional services?? Any why wouldn't they contact me about this?

I will update the credit card info and try again tonight. Thanks!

If this is the same situation where you paid $11.75 annual taxes per year and now have to pay monthly taxes without a valid credit card on file, then the signal changed from flashing blue tab to 2 red flashes every minute.

Previous post on this topic (if same situation): viewtopic.php?t=10679

Status:
Last night I went through and reinstalled (and reset) the Ooma hub. Now I'm getting a solid red light. I can navigate to the ooma setup screen, and looks like all the setup parameters are correct.

rmueller wrote:Status:
Last night I went through and reinstalled (and reset) the Ooma hub. Now I'm getting a solid red light. I can navigate to the ooma setup screen, and looks like all the setup parameters are correct.

It's good news that you can access the Ooma Setup pages. You will probably have to call Ooma Customer Support and have them give you Ooma device a "kick Start" from their end.

Customer Support
Email: support@oomacare.com
Phone: 1-888-711-OOMA (6662)
Monday-Friday 7am-7pm PST
Saturday-Sunday 8am-5pm PST

Question:
Is it possible that I have not properly 'bridged' my modem and router correctly? This is something that I re-set from scratch (using notes). While my multi-PC home network is all fine now, maybe the phone set-up between router/modem isn't???

rmueller wrote:Question:
Is it possible that I have not properly 'bridged' my modem and router correctly? This is something that I re-set from scratch (using notes). While my multi-PC home network is all fine now, maybe the phone set-up between router/modem isn't???

Do you have DSL Internet service? If so you have to enter the Name and Password in Ooma Setup.

For a Modem-Ooma Hub-Router Connection:

Access Ooma Setup. Click on the Network tab.

If you have DSL, following Connection type: click on the down arrow and select PPPoE. Next enter your DSL User Name and Password. Next click on Update device. Remove power from the Modem and Ooma Hub. Repower the Modem. When the Modem is done booting, repower the Ooma Hub. Check and see if you have an Ooma dial tone.

***OR***

If you have any other Internet service, following Connection type: click on the down arrow and select Automatic or Dynamic (DHCP). Next click on Update device. Remove power from the Modem and Ooma Hub. Repower the Modem. When the Modem is done booting, repower the Ooma Hub. Check and see if you have an Ooma dial tone.