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The troubleshooting steps listed work with all variants of
the Roku. Error UI-113 prevents the Netflix app from getting rid of old or bad
data values. With the Roku’s limited memory, this can be a problem that occurs
since it is a streaming heavy setup. Both of the fixes require the Roku to be
powered down, so users should prepare ahead of time if the device is in a hard
to reach location.
Restart The Device
Even if you have a Roku with a dedicated power button,
unplugging it is still required to gain all of the benefits of this fix. No
personal information is lost on the device by doing a restart.
1. Unplug the Roku from the wall outlet. Wait ten seconds.
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2. Plug it back in and wait for the boot up sequence to
finish.
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3. Open the Netflix app and it should now be working.
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Restart The Internet
This fix will knock off any device on the internet, so make
sure they are done downloading/syncing. Restarting the internet forces a
refresh of data once you start the Netflix app back up.
1. Unplug the Roku from its power source.
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2. Then unplug the modem and router. Wait one minute.
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3. Plug the modem in first, then the router.
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4. Wait for the activity lights on the device to set, and
then plug in the Roku.
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5. Wait for the boot sequence to complete on the Roku then
open the Netflix app.
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