23-04-2024 09:40 PM
This is the second hub from EE now that after a few weeks starts making a fizzling/hissing noise. It sound like an electricity current noise. The first hub was replaced by EE a few weeks ago but now this one has started making the same noise. Is this normal? Or have I had two dodgy hubs? Has anyone else had this happen to their hub and any answer as to why it was happening.
24-04-2024 12:08 AM
@Pottermon you are not the first to notice similar issues, but is it causing any issues?
Modern electronics in routers or the power supplies can make noises some people can hear, others not notice. Placing an obstacle in front of the router can help, just try and make sure you choose something that does not block WiFi as well.
Changing WiFi settings may also help, depending on your router.
24-04-2024 01:53 PM
Hi @Pottermon,
We would need to look into this to see what's causing the noise. It's strange that you've had 2 separate devices. We'd need to work out why that's happening to you. There's a process that we need to follow to make sure that this goes through to the right team who would test the equipment and replace it also.
I'll send you a private message where you can reply back to my team, as Guides for EE, for help.
Thank you
Daniel-S
28-07-2024 01:27 PM
I have the same issue. But don’t know if the sound is the same. It’s a high cycle noise. Very annoying and maintains after turning off. I presume a battery inside and this is making the noise which I deem to be irregular. I’m I’ll so when I get opportunity I will phone to revive a second hub
28-07-2024 07:37 PM
@doom-lord When you turn it off, are you using the on/off switch at the back of the router, or are you turning of power to all at the mains socket?
31-07-2024 09:00 AM
I am in the exact same position you are. Im I’ll and not home most of the time; I came home and a high pitch cycle noise was there. Very annoying and I did the same unplugged it, rebooted it, had re phone service check the line. But it persisted even unplugged for ages. Definitely a battery which the engineer said oh there isn’t one. There is as I’m an engineer. So he said he couldn’t hear it, out of his spectrum of hearing more like. So he said he would leave in his notes he’d request a new router, which I asked for from the start. Good luck with yours, seems a common thing
31-07-2024 01:48 PM
07-10-2024 03:07 PM
Do you unplug your dongle at night. It still works on the battery but it's never on main power for 24 hrs.
07-10-2024 05:53 PM - edited 07-10-2024 05:55 PM
@doom-lord , @Alibalibee-1 : Which EE BB plan are you on? What EE router do you have?
07-10-2024 05:58 PM
@Alibalibee-1 : Fixed Home BB routers do not have batteries in them They work off the mains & are not recommended to be switched OFF/ON, at least not often.