S SK_tech Member Jul 11, 2025 #2 Usually a 502 error means the server is acting up — not really your fault. But you can try: Refresh the page. Try a different browser or device. Restart your Wi-Fi or router. Clear your browser cache. If it's your own site, your hosting/server might be overloaded or down — check with your hosting support. Sometimes it just fixes itself after a few minutes.
Usually a 502 error means the server is acting up — not really your fault. But you can try: Refresh the page. Try a different browser or device. Restart your Wi-Fi or router. Clear your browser cache. If it's your own site, your hosting/server might be overloaded or down — check with your hosting support. Sometimes it just fixes itself after a few minutes.
