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General Wii Repairs | Error Codes | Dismantle Wii | Disk & Game Problems | Wiimote Issues | Power Problems

Wii Error Codes

Error code 32002 and 52030 – This is generally a problem with your Wii’s router. Try changing the router’s channel from 1 to 11. If that doesn’t work, change the Wii’s security type from WEP to WPA or disable the security altogether temporarily to see if that helps.

Disc Read Errors – Errors such as “Unable to read disc” or “Disc could not be read” seem to be one of the bigger issues with the Wii. In many cases, this error pops up after the Wii took a hard jolt or was dropped. Unplug the power cord from the Wii and let it sit for a few minutes, then plug it back in and try it out. This works for some people, but if it doesn’t, the Wii will need to be serviced.

Error code 51130 – If you see this error code show up on the screen, try pressing the “retry” button. Keep trying it and it should eventually work.

Error code 220602 – This is another router issue. Try moving your Wii closer to your wireless Internet router. If that doesn’t work, swap the primary and secondary DNS servers on your Wii, that should fix it.

Error codes 110210, 110211, 110212 and 110213 – These error codes are indicating a hardware problem in the Wii. These codes most commonly show up after the Wii was updated to 2.0U. Unfortunately, these error codes mean a trip to the service center.