I did this POST message configuration damage to my wifi internet, help

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To revert the ARRIS TG2482A modem back to its original settings after changing the NAT mode to "Bridged," locate the small reset switch on the back of the modem, near the cable connections. Press and hold this reset button for about 10 seconds until the modem reboots. This action will restore the factory settings, allowing you to configure the NAT mode back to its previous state. For further assistance, searching "ARRIS TG2482A factory settings" can provide additional guidance on the reset process.
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My ISP is Tigo Une from Medellín, Antioquía, Colombia i reset my modem before everything i will say in this POST message i did, i have a ARRIS TG2482A model name modem and when i entered in its configuration in " Lan Setup " -> " NAT " To " Nat Mode " i changed my configuration to " Bridged " how can i change my configuration back to its previous settings ?
 
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There should be a small hole with a reset switch on the back of the router, near where the cables enter.
Google: ARRIS TG2482A factory settings
 
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