If your ONN TV is having trouble connecting to WiFi, it’s likely due to common issues like entering the wrong password, having a weak signal, outdated software, or interference from other devices.
To fix the problem:
- Power Cycle the TV: Turn off the TV, unplug all HDMI cables, wait for 5 minutes, and then turn it back on.
- Restart the Router: Turn off the router, wait a few seconds, and then turn it back on.
- Enable/Disable Network Pings: Turn on the TV, press the home button five times, then press the home button once, the up button once, and the rewind button once. This will open a menu. Scroll to the System Operations menu, select the Network menu, and press OK. Finally, scroll to the Network Pings option and enable them.
- Adjust Location Settings: If the issue persists, try changing the TV’s location settings to a different region or country. This might help if there are connectivity problems related to regional restrictions.
- Inspect the WiFi Module: Open the back panel of the TV and check the WiFi module for any visible damage. If needed, gently clean the module with a soft brush or cloth.
If you are still connecting the TV to WiFi, replace the WiFi module.
That’s it…
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