My iphone 5 can't connect to wifi network at my home

last week i bought iphone5 and before i could but i don't know what happend it's 2days can't find network .it's choosing network but there is no any way
please help me i'm so tierd about this prb thx
my carrier is true H

This is nothing special:
turn off wifi in your phone, disconnect modem and router from power, wait 10 seconds, connect the modem and wait till it is fully started, then connect the router to power and wait a few seconds till it has started, then set wifi on in your phone.

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