ACER SWIFT GO 14 OLED Oled Wifi Disconnects Randomly
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Intel Wi-Fi 6E AX211 M.2 Wireless Card
The original wireless module frequently suffers from firmware-level 'state-hangs' when transitioning between power-saving modes in thin-chassis laptops. This hardware replacement ensures the PCIe link-state remains stable under the Swift Go's specific thermal profile. A new module provides consistent voltage regulation for the 6GHz radio bands required by Wi-Fi 6E.
SKU: AX211.NGWG
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Internal Wi-Fi Antenna U.FL Cable Set
In the Swift Go 14, the antenna leads are routed near the OLED panel's high-frequency T-CON board. If the shielding on the U.FL connectors is compromised or if the tension is incorrect, EMI from the display can cause the card to drop the handshake. Replacing the cables ensures proper shielding and mechanical connection to the M.2 card.
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DIY Repair Guide
Watch exactly how to replace the Intel Wi-Fi 6E AX211 M.2 Wireless Card.
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