@leynaatthedisco 

Possibly.  Are you connecting the router to a power strip or surge protector?  If so make sure the router is on the first outlet closest to the wire that connect the strip to the wall. This makes sure the router takes the first draw and ensures it gets proper power.  You can also plug directly into the wall.  Next make sure the cable is connected fully at both ends, and also in the "power" brick if you router's cord has one.  

Next thing would be to check a differnt outelt in anohter part of the house just to make sure the outlet is not the culprit.  If that all checks out and the issue is still happening something may have happened in transit.  If that is the case we can offer a replacement as long as your router is in warranty.