If you’re having an issue with your broadband service, then try our interactive Device Guides or visit our Community forum.

Alternatively, have a look at the troubleshooting below.

The power lights are off

If your modem is plugged in and the power switch (usually at the side of the modem) is turned on, try turning the modem off and on again.

Reset your modem

If you are having difficulty connecting to the Internet or if you changed the modem's password and have since forgotten it then you can restore your Vodafone broadband modem to its default settings (which can be found on the sticker at the back of the modem):

• Ensure the modem is powered on
  
• Using a paperclip, press and hold the Reset button (on lower back panel) for 10 seconds or until the power light goes red

The LAN lights won’t come on

Please check the Ethernet (yellow) cable connected to the LAN port on the modem is not damaged  - if it’s okay, try the cable in a different LAN port on the back of the modem.

The Link/WAN light won't turn on

Check that the DSL port is connected to the left-hand side of the telephone socket using a standard telephone cable. Make sure the cable is not damaged and if you’re using a filter, try a different one.

Still having issues connecting to the internet?

If you are still experiencing issues, please contact our technical support team:

Call: 1907 from your Vodafone mobile (normal charges apply), or Callsave 1850 99 51 33 from your landline or any other operator.

Email: athome.ie@vodafone.com

If there is a fault on your broadband line and you also have a mobile bill pay account with us, we can help keep you connected while the issue is being resolved. Check out Always Connected for more information.

If you are experiencing slow speeds it’s crucial to distinguish whether your connection is slow or whether your WiFI environment is causing the speed issues. To do this, follow the steps below:

1.  Bring your laptop beside your modem
   
2. Connect your yellow ethernet cable to your modem and your laptop
   
3. Go to speedtest.net and run a speed test

If after this, your speeds have increased, this means there is something within your environment causing the speeds to slow down on WiFi. Have a look at this thread on our Community Forum for tips on how to fix this.

If your speeds are still slow, then it’s an issue with your connection and you’ll need to go to our Support page to contact us.