Is My Cookeasy+ Connected To My Wi-Fi Network; My Cookeasy+ Cannot Connect To The Wi-Fi Network - Kenwood CookEasy+ CCL50 Getting Started

Note:
● You will be prompted to select the KENWOOD123456 (or similar) network from your smart
device's WiFi settings. Once selected, your smart device may display "No Internet
Connection" next to the network name, this is normal.
● When you first start the appliance set up process an update may begin. This will cause an
error to be displayed on the app. Please wait for the update to finish and restart the
appliance set up process.
● If the set up process fails or cannot connect, ensure you have checked the "before starting"
points above.
● If the display stops showing KENWOOD123456 (or similar) before you connect to the
KENWOOD123456 network, you may need to restart the process.
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Is my CookEasy+ connected to my Wi-Fi network?

Check the Wi-Fi symbol
● A solid symbol (not flashing) means your appliance is connected and ready to use.
Note: The number of bars displayed on the Wi-Fi symbol indicates the strength of the signal
being received.
● A flashing symbol means your appliance is trying to connect to a Wi-Fi network but is unable
to do so (see "My CookEasy+ cannot connect to the Wi-Fi network").
● If there is no Wi-Fi symbol, either your appliance has never been connected to a Wi-Fi
network or appliance's Wi-Fi settings have been reset.
To change to a different Wi-Fi network, see "How do I connect my CookEasy+ to a different Wi-Fi
network?".
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My CookEasy+ cannot connect to the Wi-Fi network.

When connecting your appliance to the Wi-Fi network, make sure you have your Wi-Fi network
name (SSID) and Wi-Fi network password ready (remember, passwords are case sensitive).
Connection issues can happen for a number of reasons:
● Check your Wi-Fi router is switched on and connected to the internet.
● Check with your Wi-Fi network provider for any service issues.
● Make sure your Wi-Fi router is within range of your appliance.
● Try turning your Wi-Fi router off and on.
● Reset your Wi-Fi router. Important: Resetting your router will restore it to factory settings
and any customisations will be lost (changes to network name, password, etc.) and you may
have to reconnect any devices or appliances previously connected to it.
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