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Opener cannot reach the home router

Wi-Fi LED blinks blue and green

Start the checks ↓

Does this match what you see?

Wi-Fi LED blinks blue and green

Applies to

App: myQ iOS/Android; menu labels vary by release
Hardware: Garage door opener with built-in myQ Wi-Fi, not a separate hub

Before you start

Authorized account/device owner; safe physical access.
Record the model and displayed LED or error before changing anything.

Why this can happen

Weak coverage
Changed network credentials
Router restrictions

Work through these checks

Check 1
If the router, SSID or password changed, use Update Wi-Fi Settings; otherwise test Wi-Fi beside the opener.
What you should see
Current credentials and usable coverage confirmed.
Your next branch
Poor signal: improve coverage first.
Check 2
Restart the opener using its manual. Restart the router; after internet returns, restart the opener again.
What you should see
LED changes to solid green.
Your next branch
Router restart briefly disconnects other devices.
Check 3
If unsuccessful, use the matching opener’s Wi-Fi-clear procedure and repeat setup.
What you should see
New Wi-Fi association succeeds.
Your next branch
If still blue/green, ask the network administrator to check MAC filtering rather than disabling protection.

When to stop

Escalate persistent router association failure to the ISP/router manufacturer and myQ support; record LED progression.

See how these checks fit together

Trace the connection

Does the phone have internet?

Compare Wi-Fi with cellular data.

No connection

Restore the phone or home internet connection first.

Phone is online

Inspect the affected device status and model-specific LEDs.

Still offline? Record the evidence

Note model, LED pattern and when it started.