If you’re having issues with your Ting eero, start by checking for any error messages in the eero app and follow the suggested steps.
If that doesn’t resolve the issue, try restarting your router (also called your gateway) or your modem. The eero app also includes a troubleshooting section that can help guide you through common fixes.
Here are two errors you might see when setting up your eero, along with steps to get things working.
This error means your device isn’t connecting to the eero during setup. Try the following:
This usually means the eero was found, but the signal is too weak to connect. Try these steps:
Still having trouble? A quick router restart may help.
If you’re running into issues, start with a soft restart. If that doesn’t work, try a hard restart.
The power button is located under the serial number sticker on your eero.
A soft restart is like rebooting your computer. It resets the device without erasing your settings.
If a soft restart doesn’t solve the problem, you may need to perform a hard restart. This will erase your settings, and you’ll need to set up the device again afterward.
Your connection issues might not be caused by the router. They could be coming from the Ting fiber modem. A quick power cycle can often fix this.
Here’s how:
This depends on which model eero you have:
eero 7 → either port
eero Pro 6E → the port labeled “2.5”
eero Pro 6 → either port
Not sure which eero you have?
You can check the model on the sticker found on the bottom.