This should finger point you to the right way to change the initial temperature:
It required you to access SSH, but should be easy even with limited knowledge.
But tbh: 60C isn't critical. Just take a look at the temperature of your graphic card while doing some gaming, for example... they will easily hit 80C and more.
Thanks for the Guide… it helps, not a lot,
I‘m sorry, its still to complicated for me,
also the thread literally says that this solution works but not completely without other problems,
So why even trying if there is a chance that it breaks more than all ready is broken,
Fo the GPU yes 70 to 80C is a perfect work environment for it… but I am sorry this is not a forum for GPUs
The perfect temperature for routers is between 30C and less (just google it)
So 70C is just ridiculously high for a Fan to kick in, the Workaround is pretty good but not without other problems to account, in short we need to wait for a better solution or update,
If nothing else happens I‘m allready Designing a 3D Printed Mount for the Underside of the Router with 2 60mm noctua Fans
You can't say this in general. It is always about the chipset - so I would say (but maybe I am wrong) that GL knows about the max temperature.
What exactly is too difficult?
SSH is pretty easy: How to use SSH in Windows, macOS or Linux | Tom's Hardware