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Received the miner, configured the pool but I get this on the dashboard

Error: connect ECONNREFUSED 127.0.0.1:4028

Not sure what to do now. I restarted the miner, rebooted the system but same thing.
Led blinks yellow and I can see that miner is ONLINE (but 0.0 H/s) on the top of the dashboard

Edit: After a while, miner goes offline with red led

edit: So I switched off and on the donation pool and it looks like it did the trick

What pool were you trying to connect too?

Litecoinpool.
It looks like when I turn donation pool off I get this error.

Do you have a worker setup @ litecoinpool.org?

Yes I'm mining now. As I said it looks like I need to have the donation pool ON in order to not get this error. While I don't mind donating I'd like to have the option. I'll try again later to turn donation pool off and see.

Donation pool has no effect on this unless you are on a multi pool or mining a different coin other than litecoin. Are you sure your even mining to your account and not 100% to donation pool? Sounds like your credentials are wrong so its defaulting to donation pool.

Yes that was it. All good now.

I have another concern:
I wanted to set-up Wifi mining because the PSU's fan actually makes quite some noise (the miner itself is very quiet I'm impressed). But the PSU spins up every 1-2 minute and my wife is starting to giving me that look since right now the miner is in the living room next to an ethernet connection.
So I'm able to connect to the Wifi network no problem there, I can see the Wifi dashboard by entering the "new network address" given by the OS but only with my phone, not my desktop. Which is really weird since they are all on the same network...
But anyways when I unplug the ethernet cable and put the miner in another room, it does not mine (solid red light). And I'm not able to connect to the dashboard via Wifi with my phone anymore. So I can't really do anything except rebooting by turning the PSU off/on.

It looks like when I unplug the ethernet cable and leave it close to the modem there is no problem but whenever I move it away it doesn't work. The connection is not as good as when it's close to the modem but it's decent.

Here is how I move the miner:
- click on miner/stop in the dashboard (Do I have to do this or can I just unplug the miner even when it's working?)
- unplug everything
- replug in the other room (no ethernet)
- turn on the miner -> solid red light
- I can't access the dashboard (even with my phone using the wifi IP) when no ethernet connection is present.

Wifi functionality is really something I was counting on

Edit:
I tried different things:
- Unplugging Ethernet and leaving the Apollo connected to Wifi next to the router : Working, but a little more HW errors and lower hashrate
- Miner 10m away from the router: More HW errors and even lower hashrate
- Miner 20m away from the router but close to Wifi range extender: HW errors goes through the roof and low hashrate. Sometimes the miner just looses the connection as well

Not sure if anyone was able to make it work over Wifi in a different room than the router?
I don't know if it's hardware or software related but Wifi functionality really does not work for me...

At this point I might plug the miner to my 700w desktop PSU. I have a couple hundred spare W so in ECO mode it should be fine. Is there any risk in doing so? I don't think so but I'd rather be sure.