Error 503 on Movistar Plus+ generally means “Service Unavailable.” This is a server-side error, meaning the problem is likely with Movistar’s system, not your device.
It typically happens when their servers are overloaded (too many people watching at once) or undergoing maintenance.
Common Causes
High Traffic: This is very common during major live events (like popular football matches) when thousands of users try to log in simultaneously.
Maintenance: Movistar might be updating the platform.
Connection Glitch: A temporary handshake failure between your device and their server.
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How to Fix It
Since the issue is mostly on their end, you often just have to wait. However, you can try these steps to force a reconnection:
Refresh and Retry: If you are on a browser, press
F5or refresh the page. If on the app, close it completely and open it again.Restart Your Router: This is the most effective fix for persistent 503 errors. Turn your router off, wait at least 10 minutes, and turn it back on. This can assign you a new IP address and clear connection “cobwebs.”
Disable VPNs: Movistar Plus+ blocks many VPNs and proxies. If you are using one, turn it off.
Check Device Date/Time: Ensure your device’s clock is set to “Automatic,” as time discrepancies can cause server handshake errors.
Clear Cache:
Browser: Clear your cache and cookies.
App (Android/TV): Go to Settings > Apps > Movistar+ > Storage > Clear Cache.
If the error persists during a big game: The servers are likely just at capacity. Try accessing the service on a different device (e.g., if the TV app fails, try the mobile app or website) as they sometimes use different connection pathways.
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