Connection dropping multiple times daily

Starting about a week or two ago, my connection has begun dropping very frequently.  It usually happens anywhere from 6-10 times a day.  Whenever it happens, the modem reboots itself outright.  I have verified that there is no problem with the outlet it is connected to, but don't know how to assess the hardware beyond that.  The modem is a Moterola SB6141.

I've been able to retrieve the following diagnostics from the modem.  It looks similar to the below whenever I check.  I don't know how to interpret any of the data, so here they are in their entirety so I don't miss anything relevant:

Downstream	Bonding Channel Value
Channel ID	78	77	79	80	81	82
Frequency	843000000 Hz	837000000 Hz	849000000 Hz	855000000 Hz	867000000 Hz	873000000 Hz
Signal to Noise Ratio	32 dB	32 dB	31 dB	31 dB	28 dB	27 dB
Downstream Modulation	QAM256	QAM256	QAM256	QAM256	QAM256	QAM256
Power Level The Downstream Power Level reading is a snapshot taken at the time this page was requested. Please Reload/Refresh this Page for a new reading	-17 dBmV	-16 dBmV	-17 dBmV	-18 dBmV	-21 dBmV	-21 dBmV

Upstream	Bonding Channel Value
Channel ID	1	2	3	4
Frequency	25400000 Hz	32000000 Hz	37000000 Hz	40400000 Hz
Ranging Service ID	82	82	82	82
Symbol Rate	5.120 Msym/sec	5.120 Msym/sec	2.560 Msym/sec	2.560 Msym/sec
Power Level	35 dBmV	37 dBmV	38 dBmV	37 dBmV
Upstream Modulation	[3] 16QAM [3] 64QAM	[3] 16QAM [3] 64QAM	[3] 16QAM [3] 64QAM	[3] 16QAM [3] 64QAM
Ranging Status	Success	Success	Success	Success

Signal Stats (Codewords)	Bonding Channel Value
Channel ID	78	77	79	80	81	82
Total Unerrored Codewords	137619805	137594495	137601082	137585678	130942224	122120260
Total Correctable Codewords	7	0	212	109	6635499	15454364
Total Uncorrectable Codewords	773	587	1984	567	1808	6054

The cable comes through the wall into my apartment and connects directly to the modem with no splitters or other equipment.  There is only one such cable.  Due to the nature of the building I can't follow the cable to figure anything out beyond that point.  All I can say is that it comes in from somewhere outside.

I am at a loss to explain the strange behavior, as the connection appears fully functional right up until it drops with no noticeable degradation.  Any assistance or even insight would be greatly appreciated.