@Alikheri Hello

Make sure you are using the original adapter for power supply, and then put it on for a while after powering on, and then press and hold the reset button for 10 seconds to see if there is any change. In addition, you can try to configure a static IP on your computer, then connect your EAP directly with the computer, and then log in to the interface to see if the IP Setting is in the Static state, and if it is, change it to Dynamic.

@Yannie Thanks for your reply,

Have checked it with keeping it connected to the original adapter for over an hour and then pressing the reset button, yet nothing happens.

The light just remains solid green, no blinks.

Have also tried using static ip, was unable to connect to it, on the default ip.

Don't know if this was set to a range other than 192.168.0.x.

@Alikheri You need to disconnect the EAP from your router when you use a static IP, meaning only connect the computer to your EAP. did you do this? If this does not work, then I think you can consider contacting tplink to discuss the warranty.