New Router and Wonky Wi-Fi

Cindels

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Hi,

I am new to the broadband posting thread members:). So I apologise in advance for my lack of knowledge. I have some issues with my Huawei HG532f router which was received from Telkom with our initial ADSL setup... no fibre in our area yet:crying:.
The Internet on Ethernet works fine but the WiFi goes dead and then I have to reset the router approximately 5 - 10 times a day... What's with that? I work from home, so it's really annoying. My boss suggested that we might need to purchase a new router, was considering the ASUS DL-AC52U. What is bothering us is how this will affect a call out on breakdowns. Do the ISP's give issues if you have a different router to what was offered with installation?:unsure:
 
You can use any router you like - network locking of routers is no longer a thing, or legal, any more. The router was a freebie as part of a contract? If it's indeed faulty, place it on your driveway and drive over it a few times. Then pack it all up into the original box and return it to Telkom for a free replacement.
 
For adsl connections u can use any "modem routers". Buy a tplink or a Netgear or any router.
Also I have seen a lot of 2nd hand adsl routers for sale on carbonite for cheap. U can buy them if u just want to try.
 
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