Deco X3000‑5G Random Reboots and Connection Drops
Hello TP‑Link Support,
I am experiencing frequent random reboots and connection drops on my Deco X3000‑5G unit. The device is running the latest firmware 202507, is connected properly to power, and does not overheat. The issue occurs both in 5G and 4G modes.
Temperatures remain normal (50-60 °C), so overheating does not appear to be the cause.
This behavior has been persistent despite factory resets and switching between 5G and 4G only. It seems to be an internal firmware/modem issue causing instability.
Please advise on next steps for diagnosis or replacement under warranty, as the device is not usable in its current state. I am happy to provide full log files and configuration details if needed.
Thank you for your support,
Daniele
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Hi, thank you very much for the update.
Currently, I don't have any other suggestions. Did you also receive my email?
If you would like to spend a little more time, I'd like to forward your case to the senior engineer for further assistance.
Wait for your reply.
Best regards.
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Hi, welcome to the community.
May I know how long you have had the Deco X3000-5G?
How often did the Deco usually reboot itself? Have you observed any LED changes on the Deco X3000-5G?
By the way, may I know your mobile ISP?
Wait for your reply.
Best regards.
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@David-TP Hello
I have had the Deco X3000-5G since January 2025. During the first months it was working fine, but then the first issues started to appear: occasional disconnections and some random reboots. At that time the problem was sporadic.
However, in the last two months the situation has become much worse and now it is not usable. I am experiencing around 4–5 random reboots per day and at least 20 disconnections per day.
Regarding the LED behavior:
- During a reboot, the LED turns off, then becomes yellow/white while reconnecting.
- During a disconnection, the LED turns solid red. In some cases it recovers by itself and goes back to yellow/white, but in other cases it stays solid red indefinitely, and I have to manually power cycle the device (unplug and plug it back in).
My ISP is Alpisim, which uses the WINDTRE network.
I am also attaching a screenshot for reference.
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Hi, thank you very much for the update.
Currently, I don't have any other suggestions. Did you also receive my email?
If you would like to spend a little more time, I'd like to forward your case to the senior engineer for further assistance.
Wait for your reply.
Best regards.
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@David-TP Hello,
Yes, I have received your email.
I am absolutely open to investigating this situation further with the senior engineers. At its current state, the device is almost unusable, so I would like to resolve this issue in the best way possible and as soon as possible, given the critical situation.
Please feel free to continue contacting me via email to proceed with the troubleshooting.
Best regards.
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