If your Fluss+ device keeps connecting and disconnecting from Wi-Fi, don’t worry—there are simple fixes you can try! Below, we’ll cover common issues that might be causing the problem and easy solutions to get your device running smoothly again.

Possible Causes of Wi-Fi Disconnections

1. Weak Wi-Fi Signal: Your Fluss+ might be too far from the router, or thick walls could be blocking the signal.
   
2. Unreliable Dongles: USB dongles (Such as Vodacom, MTN, etc.) often overheat or lose connection after about a week, depending on your internet service provider.
3. Inconsistent Power Supply: If your router’s power cuts in and out, it can disrupt your Wi-Fi connection.

Solutions to Fix the Problem

Here’s how you can address these issues step-by-step:

1. Check Your Wi-Fi Signal Strength
   Make sure your Fluss+ device is in a spot with a strong Wi-Fi signal. When connecting, aim for 4–5 bars of signal strength on your device for a stable and reliable connection. If the signal is weak, try moving the Fluss+ closer to your router or removing obstacles like thick walls.
2. Use an IoT SIM Card Instead of a Dongle
   
   For a more consistent connection, we recommend using an IoT SIM card, like one from Justworx. These are designed for devices like the Fluss+ and provide a solid, long-lasting connection. Here’s how to set it up:
   • Get a router with a SIM card slot.
   • Insert the IoT SIM card into the router.
   • Follow the router’s setup instructions, and you’re all set!
3. Ensure a Stable Power Supply
   A steady power source is key to keeping your router and Fluss+ online. If your power tends to flicker or cut out, consider using a UPS (uninterruptible power supply) or battery backup. This will keep your router running even during short power outages.