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We recently moved and prior to this, our modem was working completely fine but upon hooking it back up in the new place, it now gives me this
I've never gotten this error before and CPIN returns a ready status still. We haven't done anything else to the modem between here and the old place. We have a WE826 with a Sierra MC7455 and external antenna. Gstatus returns,
Any help?

that's odd. A few questions

1. You postive you have service at your new location?

2. you're sure the sim/plan didn't expire somehow in between the move?

if not, maybe try and factory reset the modem and see if that fixes it.

1. I'm not, unfortunately, but I've not had service before and this generally isn't the error it gives and it will usually at least try to connect to a random band.

2. That was my second concern, technically my service is set for renewal on the 10th but they might have cut me off before that? Just weird that it happened in the short time between moves.

Factor resetting it didn't help, unfortunately. It does seem to be the sim card/sprint.

I have this same exact issue with a setup im doing for my parents with the we826. Im on ATT an gonna be trying to get access to the online account. They have been paying the bill every month, so thats why I didnt think it was a issue their but at this point I gotta check something.

You may try calling the carrier and tell them you are having connection issues, and ask that they reactivate your service.

werewoofteeth wrote: ↑Sun Dec 08, 2019 4:26 pm 1. I'm not, unfortunately, but I've not had service before and this generally isn't the error it gives and it will usually at least try to connect to a random band.

2. That was my second concern, technically my service is set for renewal on the 10th but they might have cut me off before that? Just weird that it happened in the short time between moves.

Factor resetting it didn't help, unfortunately. It does seem to be the sim card/sprint.

In cases of no signal or no service, you can narrow down the issue quickly by putting the same sim card inside a regular phone, then try to make a test call and go online. If it works then the issue is most likely within your router/modem setup.
It's also possible (though unlikely) that your modem's IMEI/MEID somehow got blacklisted by the carrier (due to being an unrecognized device, unfair data usage, etc), in which case you may need to switch out to another modem.
As JimHelms has suggested, call your carrier and ask to check your IMEI/MEID (printed on the modem or from the modem's status page) just to make sure it's not blocked. You can also try a factory reset the modem using specific manufacturer reset codes.
Most Sierra modems use these reset commands:
AT!ENTERCND="A710"
AT!RMARESET=1
AT!RESET

Most non-Sierra modems use these reset commands:
AT&F
AT&F1
AT+CFUN=1
AT+RESET