If you are using Netflix, you will experience some errors from time to time. Errors can occur because of a network, software or hardware issue.

In other cases, a problem on the Netflix server can cause an error that is beyond your control. But what are the common Netflix errors and what are their solutions?

Here is a look at common Netflix error codes list.

1. Netflix error 30103

The error occurs while trying to stream a video or when trying to play a downloaded video on an Apple device. It displays with the message “Cannot play title. Please try again later. (30103).” In most cases, it indicates you need to refresh the data stored on your Apple device. You can fix the error by following the steps below.

If you are streaming a TV show or movie:

• Restart your Apple device to flush out RAM, speed up performance, stop memory leaks, fix internet connection, and fix bugs.
• After it powers on, open Netflix again and try to stream.

You should also repeat the same process if you are trying to play a downloaded TV show or movie. But you will have to go a step further by downloading the video again if the solution does not fix the error.

2. Netflix error 10002

The error code is common on most Apple devices including iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. It error occurs because of the information you have stored on your device that you need to refresh. You can fix the error by reinstalling the Netflix app.

Reinstalling will ensure you are not using an outdated version of Netflix. You will have a fresh application that has all the updates and the latest fixes to some common user issues.

3. Netflix error UI-800-3

The error is common with all streaming devices. It occurs because of a device issue, network issue, or data stored in your device that you need to refresh. You can fix the problem depending on the type of device you are using.  Below are some possible fixes for the error.

• Restart your streaming device (Smart TV, Amazon Fire, Roku, Set-top Box, etc.)
• Sign out of your Netflix account to refresh your information and fix the error.
• Reset Netflix settings on your device to restore data.
• Clear your Netflix cache or app data.
• Uninstall and reinstall your Netflix app.

The steps for fixing error UI-800-3 will be different from one streaming device to another.

4. Netflix error 5009

When the error occurs, it will display itself as “Cannot play title. Please try again later. (5009).” It happens because of a network connectivity problem. The problem could be preventing your streaming device from accessing Netflix services. Below are some possible fixes for the error.

• Check to determine whether your network supports online streaming.
• Check to ensure you have enough bandwidth to stream Netflix videos.
• Try a different network.
• Restart your home network to fix internet issues.

You can also uninstall and reinstall Netflix for a quick fix.

5. Netflix error code nw-1-19

The error is common on most streaming devices. It occurs because of a network connectivity issue. The issue could be preventing your device from accessing Netflix services. Below are some possible fixes for the error.

• Check to ensure your network supports online streaming.
• Improve your Wi-Fi signal.
• Restart your device to fix internet issues.
• Restore the default settings provided by your ISP.
• Check to ensure you have enough bandwidth for streaming Netflix videos.

Some fixes will depend on the type of device you are using. Restarting your device or testing your internet connection can offer quick fixes. Most of these solutions should work for the netflix error code nw-2-5 problem.

6. Netflix error code 11839

When you get the error message, “A problem occurred while playing this item. Try again later… (-11839),” it means there is a problem with the data stored on your device. You need to refresh the data for a quick fix. Restarting your streaming device or reinstalling the Netflix app can fix the problem.

Conclusion

The above Netflix error codes list is not comprehensive. Netflix has many error codes that may need advanced ways of fixing. If you see an actual error code, it will be easier for you to fix the problem. But if simple troubleshooting cannot fix the errors, contact Netflix customer support services.