I have a Westill Verizon modem that supports wireless. It overheats and shuts down. I tried putting ice packs on it. But...
Westell is pre-eminent for overheating. I have cracked the case of mine open and leave it with the covers together but not fastened rigorously panty hose. My old one used to overheat, then I'd put it in the freezer for an hour and it would work close again for a week.
This is the first video I made of this modem. I explain the amount of heat the chipset creates and the poor design of the case the modem fits ...
this is my modem can you helpers me fix the overheating
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Why Do I Have to Keep Resetting My Router, and How Can I Fix It? Possibly it's overheating, or maybe it's getting bogged down by too many connections at once (which can betide if you download a lot). There isn't an easy way to figure out what the problem is, but there are a few common solutions that could assistant you fix |
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Terry and Clarence Low: Don't stack your electronics Q: My Netgear router has been working righteous great, but recently I relocated it along with my Comcast modem and USB external hard effort. To save space, I ended up stacking them on top of each other, but now I am noticing my WiFi response behaving |
