(Wireless) Connection diagnosis results are displayed as found (or OK), Failed, Failed

After performing a network diagnosis, the TV may not connect to the Internet and the network diagnosis result may appear as:

• Wireless Device: Found or OK
• Local Access: Failed
• Internet Access: Failed

Perform the troubleshooting steps below:

1. Make sure the connection is active by accessing the Internet using a computer or a different device.

   NOTE: If other devices cannot be connected by wireless LAN, Contact your Internet service provider.

2. Make sure the SSID of your wireless router is indicated.
3. Make sure the security key is entered correctly. The network security key is case sensitive.

Examples of mistakes:

• I (capital i), l (small L) and 1 (number one)
• 0 (number zero) and O (capital o)
• d (small D) and b (small B)
• 9 (number nine) and q (small Q)

NOTE: An alternative way to connect to the network is through the WPS Push button method. For further details, check the article below.

What is WPS (Push Button) and how to use it to connect a TV, Blu-ray Disc player or other Internet capable device to a Network wirelessly.

1. Perform the network diagnosis.

Additional troubleshooting is available if other diagnosis result is displayed:

• Wireless connection diagnosis shows all access are failed .
• The TV is connected to the local network but not to the Internet .
• The TV cannot access an Internet video content even if it is connected to the Internet .