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# Troubleshoot

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### Frequently Asked Questions

Verify that your issue is not already addressed in our [FAQ](/resources/t1ger-mechanic/troubleshoot/faq.md).
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### Reinstall

If your issue is not addressed in our [FAQ](/resources/t1ger-mechanic/troubleshoot/faq.md) and you are still experiencing issues, please conduct a reinstall of the resource and follow our [Installation](/resources/t1ger-mechanic/installation.md) guide properly. 
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### Contact us

If you've tried steps 1 and 2 - and still encountering issues, please open a ticket on our official Discord.
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