Network unstable error on LG Smart TV. What to do?

After resetting the settings to the factory settings, a window opens: "The network is unstable when connecting to the server, a temporary error occurred." The connection is wired, the settings show what is connected. Help set up.

LG UJ639V TV.

Answer

Valentina, you have provided very little information. Does the "network unstable" error (if I'm not mistaken, this error code is 102) appears only in some specific application, for example, in the LG Store? At what point and where do you see this error on your LG Smart TV? Does the Internet work in the browser? If possible, attach a photo of the error in the comments below.

I have never encountered this error even though I have used multiple LG TVs on webOS. I looked for information about this error on the Internet, looked at the tips on the forums, and I want to advise you on the following solutions:

1. Since the LG 43UJ639V TV has Wi-Fi, I would try to disconnect the cable and connect it to the Internet via Wi-Fi. To a router, or distribute the Internet from a smartphone. I wonder if the "network is unstable" error disappears with this connection.
2. I saw several messages on the Internet that this error was solved by changing two tinctures: the country of location and the country of service. You need to put one country. Unfortunately, I can't tell you exactly where these settings are located on your TV. But I think it won't be difficult to find them.
3. Register static DNS on your LG TV. Read more in the article: https://help-wifi.com/televizory-lg/problemy-s-wi-fi-na-televizore-lg-smart-tv-ne-vidit-wi-fi-seti-ne-podklyuchaetsya -ne-rabotaet-internet-oshibka-seti-106-105 / Perhaps this solution will get rid of the error "The connection to the server is not stable. Error code: -102". Only you need to register DNS for a wired connection.
4. Check the time setting on your TV.
5. Turn off the power of the TV for 15 minutes.
6. You can update the firmware. Download the firmware from the LG website to a USB flash drive and update on the TV.
7. Change MTU in router settings. Usually, the default is 1500. You can try setting it to 1460.
8. Perform a hard reset of the TV again.

You can supplement your question, or share a solution (perhaps you have already fixed everything yourself) in the comments.

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