19-02-2017 11:55 AM in
Our TV (UE40J6300) has lost it's wireless connection to our home network. When trying to reconnect it I'm getting the following message:
"Invalid MAC Address, call Samsung support"
Have tried the TV reset function but no luck. All our other devices, phones, laptops etc connect without a problem.
Our TV is only just over a year old. I have seen posts on other forums about this problem with Samsung TV's.
Any help / suggestions on how this can be fixed without the need for calling out an engineer would be appreciated.
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27-05-2021 07:04 PM in
I have the same problem with my Sky router and tried all possible resets and still the same message (invalid mac address contact Samsung support and they said contact DBS it is likely a problem with my tv's mac code inside the TV.
28-05-2021 05:03 AM in
I don’t know if this was ever resolved by Samsung. This thread goes back a few years.
My advise is to hardwire the Ethernet cable to your Samsung TV from your router if it’s possible.
28-05-2021 06:13 AM in
29-05-2021 02:46 AM in
You can use the electrical network in your home if it’s built in the last 20yrs or so. There are devices called Powerline adapters that you could use. I currently use this method. I have my router connected to a switch. An Ethernet cable connects to the powerline adapter unit connected to a power socket in the second floor of my house. I have the second powerline adapter in the first floor connected to a power outlet. An Ethernet cable from this adapter goes into my TV. Pretty reliable setup.
29-05-2021 02:41 PM in
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23-08-2022 05:20 AM in
this doesn't work.
14-09-2022 04:19 PM in
29-04-2023 11:22 PM in
Did you ever find a solution? Exactly the same happening to me.
30-04-2023 12:10 AM in
This keeps coming up. This is what I discovered.
There are two components in the TV that can fail and cause the same problem. Both are expensive to fix. Not the part so much as the labor.
Samsung has been aware of the problem for years. They don't care and will be of no help.
You might be able to get a repair person to come, diagnose the problem, wait a couple of weeks have the repair person replace one part only to have the other one fail shortly thereafter. Samsung does not care.
Simple solution: Lose the special little remote. Buy a Firestick from Amazon. Plug the firestick into a HDMI port and use the Firestick remote after signing up for Prime. All the services are there.