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House Tech Troubleshooting — WiFi, TV, Roku & Smart Locks
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House Tech Troubleshooting — WiFi, TV, Roku & Smart Locks

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A guest cannot enter because the lock code does not work. What should staff do first?
Confirm property, guest, code, date/time window, and escalate if access is affected Your answer Correct
Delete all codes
Factory reset the lock
Tell the guest to force the door
Correct · 1.0 / 1.0 points
Scenario: A lock code does not work for a guest arriving now. What should you avoid doing and what should you report?
Your answer: Check batteries check if entere the number correctly
Incorrect · 0 / 3.0 points
Which statement best reflects this course?
Simple safe checks first, risky account/security changes only with authorization Your answer Correct
Always factory reset first
Never document tech issues
Share all admin credentials with guests
Correct · 1.0 / 1.0 points
Amazon Fire TV Stick and Roku problems often start with which basic checks?
Correct TV input/source Your answer Correct
Streaming device power Your answer Correct
Remote batteries Your answer Correct
WiFi connection Your answer Correct
HDMI connection Your answer Correct
Buying a new subscription immediately
Correct · 2.0 / 2.0 points
Which are safe first checks for WiFi issues?
Confirm WiFi name/password Your answer Correct
Check router/modem power Your answer Correct
Check loose cables Your answer Correct
Check whether other devices connect Your answer Correct
Press factory reset button
Correct · 2.0 / 2.0 points
Which are common Roku issue causes?
Wrong TV input Your answer Correct
Roku not powered Your answer Correct
Remote batteries dead Your answer Correct
Roku not connected to WiFi Your answer Correct
Guest trying wrong remote Your answer Correct
Dirty bathroom mirror
Correct · 2.0 / 2.0 points
Which smart lock actions should not be done unless authorized?
Share master/admin code Your answer Correct
Factory reset lock Your answer Correct
Delete all codes Your answer Correct
Add personal account Your answer Correct
Confirm guest is using correct code
Correct · 2.0 / 2.0 points
Which tech issues should be escalated quickly?
Guest cannot access property Your answer Correct
Lock code does not work Your answer Correct
WiFi is down Correct
Factory reset may be needed Correct
Paid subscription/account issue Correct
TV remote was found working
Incorrect · 0 / 2.0 points
Explanation: Guest access, WiFi, account, and security issues need escalation.
What should a good tech report include?
Device type/brand Correct
What was reported Your answer Correct
What was checked Your answer Correct
Results of each step Your answer Correct
Urgency Your answer Correct
"Broken" only
Incorrect · 0 / 2.0 points
Explanation: Good reports allow PMs or vendors to act quickly.
Which are common Roku issue causes?
Wrong input Your answer Correct
Roku not powered Your answer Correct
Remote batteries dead Your answer Correct
WiFi disconnected Your answer Correct
App/account issue Your answer Correct
Correct · 2.0 / 2.0 points
Which actions should field staff avoid with Ring, Blink, Arlo, or other security cameras unless authorized?
Factory reset device Your answer Correct
Delete device from owner account Your answer Correct
Change owner account credentials Your answer Correct
Disable recording/security settings Your answer Correct
Check whether the camera is physically present and powered
Correct · 2.0 / 2.0 points
Scenario: Guest says WiFi is not working. Write the safe first checks you would perform before escalating.
Your answer: Power cycle check cables
Correct · 3.0 / 3.0 points
Which actions should not be done unless authorized?
Factory reset a smart lock Your answer Correct
Change WiFi password Your answer Correct
Delete access codes Your answer Correct
Subscribe to paid TV services Your answer Correct
Check whether a TV is on the wrong input
Correct · 2.0 / 2.0 points
What should staff do after basic safe checks if the issue is device-specific?
Open the exact device/problem reference guide. Your answer Correct
Factory reset the device.
Guess from memory.
Tell the guest nothing can be done.
Correct · 1.0 / 1.0 points
Which information should be captured before escalation?
Device brand/model if known. Your answer Correct
Exact error message or screen. Your answer Correct
What steps were tried. Your answer Correct
Guest impact. Your answer Correct
Photos/screenshots where useful. Your answer Correct
A vague note saying "broken."
Correct · 2.0 / 2.0 points
Which are safe first checks for a WiFi issue?
Confirm network name and password Your answer Correct
Check router/modem power Your answer Correct
Check loose cables Your answer Correct
Check whether other devices connect Your answer Correct
Press factory reset immediately
Correct · 2.0 / 2.0 points
Which are basic TV troubleshooting checks?
Power Your answer Correct
Remote batteries Your answer Correct
Correct input/source Your answer Correct
HDMI cable Your answer Correct
Streaming device power Your answer Correct
Change owner account email
Correct · 2.0 / 2.0 points
What should staff avoid unless specifically authorized?
Pressing reset/factory reset buttons Your answer Correct
Checking the WiFi name
Checking the router power
Looking at property notes
Correct · 1.0 / 1.0 points
A cleaner finds the router unplugged. What is the best first action?
Plug it back in if safe, wait for restart, test, and document Your answer Correct
Factory reset it
Throw it away
Change the WiFi name
Correct · 1.0 / 1.0 points
A TV says "No Signal." What is a likely cause?
Wrong input/source or disconnected HDMI device Your answer Correct
Dirty floor
Low toilet paper
Pool chemicals
Correct · 1.0 / 1.0 points
A guest says the remote suddenly stopped working after it fell on the floor. What should you ask them to check first?
Open the battery compartment and confirm the batteries are installed firmly and facing the correct direction. Your answer Correct
Factory reset the TV.
Buy a new streaming subscription.
Change the WiFi password.
Correct · 1.0 / 1.0 points
Which battery check is correct?
The flat end of the battery usually touches the spring, and the + / - symbols should match the remote markings. Your answer Correct
Batteries can face any direction.
One battery is usually enough.
Battery covers must be thrown away if loose.
Correct · 1.0 / 1.0 points
What is the field team's main role in house tech troubleshooting?
Safe triage, basic checks, documentation, and escalation Your answer Correct
Factory reset everything immediately
Change owner accounts
Give guests admin passwords
Correct · 1.0 / 1.0 points