Mikrotik hAP ac2 blinking ports

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Hello everyone.
I have strange problem with router mikrotik hAP ac2, I set static ip 192.168.88.2, try to conect to router by winbox but i can’t find it. I try to reset router to basic settings but i can’t. Every time when i put powet cabel in to the router 2 led blinking (port 4 and power led). What can I do with this ? Please help.

2

What port of the router is your computer connected to (I’m guessing 4, but confirming)?

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Even if i don’t use any port and have only power cabel conecting with router port 4 and power led blinking. I don’t see router on winbox on every port. It’s start when i conect for first time, reset router and leave sesion with adres ip: 0.0.0.0.
I can’t restart router with buton, and probably can’t boot this router or I don’t know how to do it.

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There is a reset button near the power jack.
1 - Disconnect the power cord from the unit
2 - Hold the reset button and do not release.
3 - Plug the power cord in and wait until the ACT light starts flashing.
4 - Now release the button to clear configuration.
5 - Wait for a few minutes for the router to clear and restore the factory settings.
5 - Connect your computer to port 3 on the Mikrotik router
6 - Open your web browser and connect to http://192.168.88.1 if the router has been reset you will not be asked for a password and should be redirected to the quickset page.

Pretty much the same for all Mikrotik rotuers.

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Like i said i can’t do this. I have the same problem like guy on this video https://www.reddit.com/r/mikrotik/comments/s3cksv/my_hap_ac_2_wont_turn_on_power_led_and_port_4/

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I’m not watching somebodies video - especially on Reddit.
You said you don’t know how, so I told you how. What does it not do?
Next step would be a Netinstall.

7

AFAIK, there’s no known issue causing this. The suggestion you were provided with already is the proper troubleshooting procedure…

  1. Netinstall 6.48.6 (latest long term): https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Netinstall
  2. Try another power supply (any MikroTik supplier should have some in stock if you’re not comfortable with the requirements)
  3. Contact support.