Introduction
VOIP had Failed, after researching on the internet I found a forum page which gave a fix for a similar model. Replacing 2 capacitors fixed the VOIP
What you need
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Turning the Router over you find 4 rubber feet hiding 4 Philips head screws.
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Remove the screws and turn the router back upright.
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The top of the case should now lift off.
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The C928 Capacitor 100uF 25v is the one talked about in the forum mentioned in the intro.
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While I was checking the solder side of the board I noticed there was a bad solder joint on this cap. You cant see it at this resolution though.
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While checking the state of the other caps on the board I noticed that this one 1000uF 10v was also showing signs of heat stress.
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Both capacitors were replaced.
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You can see the new caps in position on the right.
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For the princely sum AU $1.20 in parts, 20 mins setting up, 5 mins to fix, 5 mins to put it all away I have saved myself aprox $200 for a new VOIP router :)
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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2 Comments
Champion!
Thanks for this.
$1.30 in parts saved me going out buying a new VOIP adapter.
No worries, Glad it helped :)
