Unable to Connect - Grill Cannot Connect to Network - D2 Notification

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This article explains how to resolve the problem found when pairing an iPhone, 

 

There are two common causes for Unable to Connect - Grill Cannot Connect to Network:

  1. Incorrect network password
  2. Trying to pair to a 5GHz network.

Cause 1: WiFi Password

WiFi network password or grill information was entered incorrectly.

Resolution

Verify that your home WiFi network name and password are correct.

Cause 2: Network Frequency

The grill is attempting to connect to a 5GHz home WiFi network rather than a 2.4GHz network.

Resolution

Many modern routers broadcast on both 5GHz and 2.4GHz bands. Verify that your WiFi network that your grill is attempting to connect to is a 2.4GHz network. Two factors may be causing this confusion:

  1. The network name does not always reflect which frequency is being used.
  2. Some routers allow 2.4GHz and 5GHz networks to be given the same name. Regardless of the network name, your grill and phone must be on the same network. If your phone is on the 5GHz network and your grill is looking for a 2.4GHz network of the same name, they still won’t pair because they’re not on the same network.

Diagnose WiFi Connectivity Issues with Our Self-Serve App

For any error regarding WiFi connectivity, we suggest using our free WiFi diagnostics self-help app to begin troubleshooting. This app will analyze your home network from your grill's location and offer suggestions to improve your WiFi connectivity.

  1. Download the RouteThis Helps app for iOS or Android.
  2. Open the app and tap Begin.
  3. Enter the code, TRGR.
  4. Stand next to your grill and tap, Network Scan. Keep the app open during the 2-minute scan.
  5. Tap Improve Traeger Performance and follow the instructions in the app.
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