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Why does my router automatically disconnect and reconnect every few minutes? - Mahek Broadband
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Why does my router automatically disconnect and reconnect every few minutes?

If your router disconnects and reconnects frequently — where Wi-Fi turns off for a few seconds or internet drops intermittently — it usually indicates a signal stability, power, or configuration issue.
This problem can be caused by anything from loose fiber connections to overheating routers, and it’s almost always fixable.


🧭 Step-by-Step Troubleshooting Guide

⚙️ 1. Check Fiber Device (ONT) Lights

Start with your ONT (Optical Network Terminal) — it’s the source of your connection.

Light Ideal Status What It Means
PON (Green / Stable) ✅ Active fiber link
LOS (Red / Blinking) ⚠️ Signal loss or disconnection
Power (Green) ✅ ONT powered on properly

➡️ If LOS is red or blinking:
Your fiber line is unstable or loose. Contact Mahek Broadband for immediate assistance.

💡 Frequent LOS blinking causes your router to drop connection repeatedly.


🔌 2. Check Cable Connections

  • Make sure the fiber cable connected to the ONT is not bent, stretched, or damaged.
  • Verify that the LAN cable between ONT and router’s WAN port is firmly plugged in.
  • Avoid keeping cables near electrical wires, as voltage interference can disrupt the connection.

💡 A loose LAN connector can cause “every few minutes” disconnections.


3. Power Supply Instability

Frequent micro power cuts or voltage drops can reboot the router or ONT automatically.

Solution:

  • Connect both router and ONT to a UPS or inverter.
  • Avoid using weak or low-quality adapters.
  • Use original adapters that came with your devices.

📶 4. Overheating or Faulty Router

Routers can overheat after long hours of use, especially in enclosed or unventilated areas.

Solution:

  • Place router in a cool, open area (avoid covering it).
  • Clean dust from vents occasionally.
  • Restart router once daily.
  • If the issue persists, contact Mahek support to check for a firmware update or replacement.

🔑 5. Router Configuration / PPPoE Drop

If your router keeps disconnecting from the network while Wi-Fi stays ON, your PPPoE session may be dropping due to configuration error.

Solution:

  • Restart ONT → Wait 1 minute → Then restart router.
  • Contact Mahek support to verify PPPoE login settings.
  • Do not press “Reset” — it erases your configuration.

🕹️ 6. Device Overload

Connecting too many devices (phones, TVs, laptops) at once can overload the router, especially in single-band models.

Solution:

  • Disconnect unused devices.
  • Upgrade to a Dual Band (2.4 GHz + 5 GHz) router for better stability.

⚙️ 7. Firmware or Hardware Issue

Old or outdated router firmware can cause random restarts.
Solution:

  • Contact Mahek support to update your router’s firmware.
  • If the issue continues, replacement might be necessary — we’ll inspect it during a technician visit.

🧾 When to Contact Support

If you’ve checked cables and power but the issue persists:
📞 +91 022 697 18061
📱 WhatsApp: +91 8788412303
support@mahekbroadband.in

Please share:

  • Registered Name or Customer ID
  • Router model
  • Description (e.g., “Wi-Fi disconnects every 5 minutes”)
    Our team will run a remote line test or schedule a technician visit if required.

💡 Pro Tips

  • Restart ONT and router weekly to refresh connection.
  • Use surge protectors to avoid adapter fluctuations.
  • For frequent disconnections, ask our team about router replacement or signal optimization.
  • Avoid placing router near microwave ovens or Bluetooth speakers — they interfere with Wi-Fi signals.