WeBoost EQO User Manual - Light Patterns

SOLID GREEN

 — 

This indicates that your booster is functioning properly and there 

are no issues with installation. 

BLINKING ORANGE, THEN SOLID GREEN

 — This is due to strong cell signals from 

a nearby tower (which may not be from your carrier). This is a built in safety feature 

that causes a band to reduce its power in order to prevent harmful interference 

with a nearby cell tower. This may or may not affect your coverage area. If you are 

already experiencing the desired signal boost, then no further adjustments are 

necessary. If you are not experiencing the desired boost in coverage area then 

refer to the Troubleshooting section. 

SOLID ORANGE

— This indicates one or more of the booster bands has shut off 

due to strong signals, which caused your booster to overload. These strong cell 

signals are from a nearby tower (which may not be from your carrier). This is a built 

in safety feature that causes a band to shut off in order to prevent harmful 

interference with a nearby cell tower. If you are already experiencing the desired 

signal boost, then no further adjustments are necessary. If you are not experienc-

ing the desired boost in coverage area then refer to the Troubleshooting section. 

CELL PHONE SIGNAL BOOSTER

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Light Patterns

BLINKING RED, THEN SOLID GREEN

 — 

This indicates that one or more of the 

booster bands has shut down due a feedback loop condition called oscillation. 

This same condition causes the screeching sound when a public address system 

microphone gets too close to a speaker. This is a built in safety feature that causes 

the booster to reduce it’s power to prevent harmful interference with a nearby cell 

tower. Refer to the Troubleshooting section.

SOLID RED —

This is due to a feedback loop condition called oscillation. This 

same condition causes the screeching sound when a public address system 

microphone gets too close to a speaker. This is a built in safety feature that causes 

a band to shut off to prevent harmful interference with a nearby cell tower.

Refer to the Troubleshooting section.