My Z10 keeps dropping activesync password

Hi there
My Z10 keeps losing the password for my activesync account and I have to re-enter password many times throughout the day. This is a problem which grown steadily worse over the past two months.
My other pop and imap accounts don't experience this problem.
We're running a Mailenable email server with EAS and other EAS devices don't seem to experience this problem.
I've noticed that the Z10 seems to drop the password when the server is under load or running slowly however as I noted, iPhones and my Playbook don't have this problem which leads me to believe it's a Z10 issue and even if the mail server is running slow, the Z10 should not lose the password as a result.
Please fix asap! I like my Z10 but this is a getting to be a real pain.
Thank you

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