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a week ago
Model: Archer GX90  
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Hi, I am currently going through constant rebooting with my model.

I currently am using the same power brick and plugging it direclty into the wall socket. I tried 2 wall sockets already. 

The router will go through a 1-3 starting up phase, then proceed to a a solid red light phase, then after 1-3 minutes, a solid white light for a good 10 seconds. After all that, it reverts back to starting up all over again. 

 

I already factory reset my router twice already. 


I could use some asssitance. 

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a week ago

  @raftan27 

 

Are usig the originl power brick or using a same power brick (like the orignal one) ?

If you're using the original one the probably it has failed to produce the neccessary power - use another power brick with the same parameters ( 12 V ⎓ 5 A ).

If you're using anothe power brick then try with the original one if possible.

In any case, if this issue persists there could be a HW issue with the router itself - contact your local support for further assistance.

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a week ago

  @terziyski 

 

hi yes, I am currently using the same power brick provided. But since I'm located in the Philippines, 

 

my brick ia a 12V - 1A model. 
 

I already contacted TP link support but since i bought this last year feb, my warrant is no longer valid.

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a week ago

  @raftan27 

 

IMHO, you can't power GX90 with a 12v/1A power brick. Even on the Philippines support portal, it is stated that the power brick is 12v/5A - details.

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