LTE connection is dead on wAP ac LET6 kit

Hi Everyone!

My LTE router seems to be having issues getting LTE connection.
It appears to be connecting to the cell tower, pin is ok, status is registered but not a single bit comes in or out.
(And yes I know a newer LTE firmware is available, but it used to work more or less fine with the old one, and now it is not. And I could not find a way to manually upgrade the LTE firmware.)
I managed to update manually the RouterOS from 6.48.2 to 7.5.

I did a lot of googling and reading forum posts, and I provide below the logs which were usually asked by others.

sys rou pr
       routerboard: yes
        board-name: wAP R ac
             model: RBwAPGR-5HacD2HnD
          revision: r2
     serial-number: C00E2C60AFB5
     firmware-type: ipq4000L
  factory-firmware: 6.44.5
  current-firmware: 7.5
  upgrade-firmware: 7.5



/interface lte monitor lte1 once
                   ;;; A newer version of modem firmware is available!
           pin-status: ok
  registration-status: registered
        functionality: full
         manufacturer: "MikroTik"
                model: "R11e-LTE6"
             revision: R11e-LTE6_V020
     current-operator: 21610
                  lac: 5122
       current-cellid: 76545
               enb-id: 299
            sector-id: 1
           phy-cellid: 229
    access-technology: LTE
                 imei: 356632214100766
                 imsi: 216000230001301
                 uicc: 3363248917030006820
         primary-band: B3@20Mhz earfcn: 1850 phy-cellid: 229
              ca-band: B20@10Mhz earfcn: 6400 phy-cellid: 6
                 rssi: -60dBm
                 rsrp: -89dBm
                 rsrq: -7dB
                 sinr: 21dB



/interface lte at-chat lte1 input="at+cpin\?"
  output: +CPIN: READY

This is the only problem I could find after a lot of googling - but to be honest I don’t know it’s implications, and how and why this error would occur. Maybe it is a non relevant error.

/interface lte at-chat lte1 input="AT*Cell=0"
  output: +CME ERROR: phone failure

This log command below delivered the log file attached.

/system logging add topics=lte,!raw
/log print file="logs.txt"

Thank you very much for you input!
logs.txt (6.74 KB)

I asked the vendor, and he said, that either the LTE card is dead, or part of the baseboard.

It there a way to find this out?