I would think things in Sweden would be better than that... Keeping you offline for up to a year is unacceptable in this day and age...
Surprising for such an advanced country. In case of a major malfunction that may be fixed in 2-3 days, I get mobile internet (separate box - unlimited traffic) until the repair is done, in a country that lags behind Sweden by at least 25+ years. In addition, for all who have problems with wires, there are alternatives in the form of mobile internet which is very fast (4G or 5G) and very affordable.
@Arriemoller, what about Tele2 which is a Swedish company and offer mobile internet -
https://www.tele2.se/We tried that, my house is in dale and they couldn't get a strong enough signal, they only got one "stick", they need three to guarantee a safe internet. I could have gotten it anyway, but then I would have had to sign a waiver saying that they have no responsibility for my dodgy internet. The tech guy said that it would probably come and go, especially if it's windy, a lot of trees and stuff interfering with the signal. So I decided against it, I might just as well use my smartphone.