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If you cannot connect remotely again, try to access the miner, with a PC on the same network, as the Futurebit. If this fails, then try to ping it and last use a IP scanner to see all the devices, within your netwok.

Tried this. When the issue happens it dissapears from the ip scanner as well. Happened again for the 4th time last night. Just turned it off at this point and emailed support. Obviously I have a faulty unit so hopefully they will come through and give me a way to send it back for a fix or replacement since its only been in my home for around 30 dayshope it

When you get this straightened out let me / us know what the cause was please. Appreciate it. Cheers!

Will do. They finally got back to me today and said it sounds like it's having an overheating issue and I'm shipping it back to them. stinks I have to pay to ship it back but hopefully gets straightened out asap. They said approx two weeks.

Yeah, I was thinking heat problems as well but since you were running ECO it didn't really add up (unless there's intermittent fan issues / malfunctions). Oh well, I hope it all works out for you. On a side note, I've still got an overdue standard unit just sitting at the FEDX hub in Memphis now 3 days late with no updates or explanations as to why or when I'll ever see it. Three cheers for PATIENCE!

UPDATE: 09/17/24
My unit finally arrived yesterday - 10 days lost but was found and delivered. A little beat up but no real damage (except the bottom cover has been knocked loose and falls out). I never got much info from FutureBit after I reported the problem and FedX was nothing more than an irritating Internet bot pretending to be a real company in a three-dimensional space- lol. In any case, patience paid off (I think).