If your Wi-Fi router is hot, it may be due to the following reasons:
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1. Overuse: If a large number of devices are connected to the Wi-Fi network at the same time, or a large amount of data traffic is transmitted through the router, this will cause the router to heat up. Try to reduce the number of device connections or limit bandwidth usage to reduce load and heat.
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2. Environmental factors: If the Wi-Fi router is in a small space, poorly ventilated or interfered with by other devices, it may be prone to heat. Reposition the router to get better air flow and avoid proximity to other heat sources or electronics.
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3. Router aging: If your Wi-Fi router has been in use for a long time, internal components may age or heat dissipation performance may deteriorate. This may require replacing or upgrading the router device.
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Here are some solutions to try:
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Make sure the Wi-Fi router is well ventilated, placed in an open space, and away from heat sources or other electronic devices.
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Reduce the number of devices connected to the Wi-Fi network, or limit the bandwidth usage of devices.
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- Clean and dust the Wi-Fi router regularly to ensure that the heat dissipation ports and fans do not accumulate dust.
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- Consider upgrading your router device to a model that supports better heat dissipation performance.
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If the heat problem persists after the above measures, it is recommended to contact the Wi-Fi router manufacturer or seek technical support for more specific recommendations and solutions.
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Place the router in a ventilated and open place. If possible, you can buy a heat sink, open the router, and then stick it inside the router.
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The feet under the router are generally very low, which in fact affects the heat dissipation, so you can stick four slightly higher things under the router, and then put them on a separate shelf. Because the router generally does not have a fan, then the hanging heat dissipation is particularly important.
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A small fan can be placed next to the router to blow directly at the router, increasing the convection of air and forcing heat dissipation. This small fan generally supports USB interface, it is also very convenient to use, and it is very easy to buy online.