Mobile Faulting

Mobile Faulting

Mobile Faulting

If you’re experiencing issues with your mobile device, please try the following steps:


Restart your device
Sometimes a simple restart can resolve many issues.


Network selection
Reset network settings: If you’re having connectivity issues, this might help. Firstly try turning airplane mode on & then off after 10 mins.
You can also try multiple manual network selections (try all the different manual networks that appear) - see below instructions on how to complete a manual network selection (Please be advised that the below can vary slightly from device to device) :

Android
Swipe down on the main screen to reveal the notifications panel
Tap the settings icon
Tap Connections
Tap Mobile networks
Tap the switch button to turn Select automatically off

Apple
Go to Settings > Mobile Data > Mobile Network
By default, Automatic is selected. Turn off the Automatic option
You will see a list of available carriers below the screen. Select one carrier from the list and test the network speed


Hard Reset
Try multiple hard resets (this is device specific - If you do not know how to perform this, please see below, please be advised that the below can vary slightly from device to device)

Android
Press and hold the volume up, home and power buttons
Release the power button when the device vibrates, but keep holding down volume and home button until the Android system recovery menu displays
Use the volume keys to scroll and highlight reboot system now. Press power to select, device will restart as normal

Apple
Press and quickly release the volume up button
Press and quickly release the volume down button
Press and hold the side button. When the Apple logo appears, release the side button


Try the SIM in another device
Sometimes physically taking the SIM out & re-inserting can do the trick!
If the issue follows the SIM, this is a SIM fault or network issue (we can try a new SIM first & then escalate to the network if this doesn't fix the issue)
If the issue does not follow the sim, then this is a device issue, please check the settings within the device.


Still having issues?
Contact support: If the problem persists, please reach out to our customer support team for further assistance. When contacting us, please provide the following information:
• Postcode of where you are located - so we can check if there are any local network issues ongoing
Main Issue Description (calls in/out, texts in/out, data access/anything else - please explain as much as possible) - 
When did the issue first begin - 
Full address where the issue is happening - 
o or Is the issue happening in multiple locations - 
Make and model of the device being used - 
Provide 4 calling examples - 2 of incoming calls + 2 of outgoing calls in the following format: (these examples need to be within a 24hrs period of reporting them for easy identification)
o Example 1 - Attempted a call to "enter number dialled") - dd/mm/yyyy - hh/mm/ss
o Example 2 - Attempted a call to "enter number dialled") - dd/mm/yyyy - hh/mm/ss
o Example 3 - Attempted to receive a call from "enter number calling you") - dd/mm/yyyy - hh/mm/ss
o Example 4 - Attempted to receive a call from "enter number calling you") - dd/mm/yyyy - hh/mm/ss

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