Hughes HughesNet HN9000 Manual

Guide To Returning Your Satellite Modem
and Radio Assembly
Model: HN9000
The HughesNet modem with power supply and radio must be returned to Hughes, in good condition,
within 45 days of your service termination in order to receive the equipment refund. You are not required to
return, and Hughes is not obligated to de-install or pay for the de-installation of the antenna, mount or any
cables.
You can disconnect and remove the equipment yourself, or hire a professional installer to remove it.
Safety while removing a radio assembly
Observe the following precautions when removing a satellite antenna radio assembly. This manual also
includes additional safety alerts where appropriate concerning specific procedures.
DANGER
• The satellite antenna may be installed on a roof, on the side of a house or other
building, or where a ladder is required to access the radio assembly.
• If the antenna is on a roof or requires a ladder for access, Hughes recommends
that you have a professional installer remove the radio assembly.
• If you remove the radio assembly yourself, observe all ladder safety precautions.
If you must work on a roof or use a ladder to access the radio assembly on the
satellite antenna, follow these precautions to prevent personal injury or death:
• Walk only on sound roof structures.
• Use appropriate safety equipment (for example, a lifeline), depending on the work
location.
• Follow all safety precautions from the manufacturers of all safety equipment and
other equipment used.
DANGER
• To avoid electric shock, stay at least 20 ft from power lines.
• If any part of the antenna or mount assembly comes in contact with a power line,
call your local power company to remove it. Do not try to remove it yourself.
Failure to heed these warnings could result in serious injury or death.
WARNING
Do not work in high wind or rain or if a storm, lightning, or other adverse weather
conditions are present or approaching.
Document number: 1037581-0001 Revision B August 21, 2008