Broken Intermediate Certificate Link

I changed from Lets Encrypt cert to an OV cert.
Then about a year later I changed back.
Somewhere the intermediate cert link became unusable.
I want to fix this. But not sure what steps to take.
Any suggestions?

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Don't hardcode intermediates.
[don't hardcode anything related to certs]

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And to those that this may apply:
Don't use ACME clients that hardcode intermediates.

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I guess you may have explicitly configured an intermediate cert bundle when you changed to another CA before (e.g. SSLCertificateChainFile in apache). Remove this setting if this is set.

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