Crunchyroll is a streaming service that allows you to watch anime series and movies. In this article, we will show you how to fix Crunchyroll error codes in the right way. We will cover basic troubleshooting steps that will help you fix different Crunchyroll errors, such as Error 403, 404, P-Dash-28, Shak-3016, P-Dash-114, Shak-6007, 4001, 4003,5, Shak-1001, MED-1, 1020, P-Dash-27, etc..
How to fix the Crunchyroll error codes
To fix Crunchyroll Error 403, 404, P-Dash-28, Shak-3016, P-Dash-114, Shak-6007, 4001, 4003,5, Shak-1001, MED-1, 1020, P-Dash-27, etc.. you can follow these suggestions:
- Check your Internet connection
- Update the Crunchyroll app
- Check the server status of Crunchyroll
- Disable Ad Blocker
- Open Crunchyroll in Private Mode
- Disable all browser extensions or add-ons
- Temporarily disable your Antivirus
- Switch to a different browser
- Repair or reset the Crunchyroll app (if applicable)
- Perform a Network Reset
- Contact Support
- Other suggestions.
Let’s start.
1] Check your Internet connection
The first step you should do is check your internet connection. The Internet can be the main reason for causing Crunchyroll error problems. Make sure your internet is stable and strong. If you use a wireless Internet connection, we suggest you connect the router using an ethernet cable as wired connections are more stable than wireless connections.
Also, we suggest you power cycle your WiFi router. Check the steps mentioned below to power cycle your Wi-Fi router:
- Unplug the power adapter from the router and the wall socket.
- Wait for a few minutes.
- Plug the power adapter back into the router.
- Wait for the router to start up and connect to the internet.
Check if the issue still persists.
2] Update the Crunchyroll app
Sometimes, an outdated Crunchyroll app can create this issue. Make sure that your Crunchyroll app is up to date. Also, keep your device up to date as well. To update the Crunchyroll app on your PC, open the Microsoft Store, go to the Library, and click on the Get updates button.
3] Check the server status of Crunchyroll
There is a possibility that the problem is with the Crunchyroll server. Check the Crunchyroll server status by visiting its official website, crunchyroll.com. If there is an outage with the Crunchyroll servers, then the problem is not from your side. In this case, you have to wait till the issue is resolved. Keep checking the status of the outage on the Crunchyroll status page.
4] Disable Ad Blocker
Crunchyroll shows ads to users who don’t have a premium plan and if you use ad-blocker extensions on your browser, then maybe this ad-blocker extension is the reason why you are facing the issue with Crunchyroll. Ad blockers can sometimes interfere with some websites. In this case, we suggest you disable the Ad Blocker, and then reload the Crunchyroll website. Now, see if it brings any changes.
5] Open Crunchyroll in Private Mode
If you are using Crunchyroll in a web browser, then there is a possibility that the corrupted cache and cookies are causing this issue. In that case, we suggest you open the Crunchyroll in Incognito mode and check whether the issue gets fixed or not.
In Firefox, you can use the Ctrl + Shift + P keys to launch the private mode. If you are using Chrome or Edge, you need to use the Ctrl + Shift + N keys for the same.
If the website works perfectly in Private or Incognito mode, you need to clear your web browser cache and cookies. You can also use the shortcut keys (Ctrl + Shift + Delete) to bring the Clear Browsing Data window to your web browser. This keyboard shortcut works in most web browsers.
6] Disable all browser extensions or add-ons
Sometimes, the installed browser extensions in a web browser cause several issues. Hence, disabling all browser extensions or add-ons can resolve this error. We suggest you disable extensions or add-ons and check if this fixes the issue. To do so, use the following steps:
- Click on the three-dot menu in the top right corner of the browser window.
- Select Extensions > Manage extensions.
- Toggle the switch next to each extension to disable it.
Disable all extensions one by one and reload Crunchyroll every time after disabling each extension. When the issue gets fixed, the extension that you have just disabled is the culprit. Uninstall that extension and look for its alternative.
7] Temporarily disable your Antivirus
If you are using Crunchyroll on your Windows PC, then the problem can be due to your Antivirus software installed on your Windows device. We suggest you temporarily disable your antivirus and see if you can use Crunchyroll.
If this works, you need to allow the Crunchyroll website as an exception to your antivirus.
8] Switch to a different browser
Sometimes, the error might be caused by a problem with the current browser that you are using. We suggest you switch to a different browser. If Crunchyroll works fine in another web browser, you can reset the previous web browser.
9] Repair or reset the Crunchyroll app (if applicable)
If you have installed the Crunchyroll app on your Windows PC, then we suggest you repair or reset the Crunchyroll app through Windows Settings. To do so, use the steps mentioned below:
- Go to the Windows Settings.
- Click on Apps > Installed apps.
- Scroll down and look for the Crunchyroll app.
- Click on the three dots and select Advanced options.
- Click Repair.
If this does not work, reset the Crunchyroll app.
10] Perform a Network Reset
If you are getting errors due to network issues, then resetting the network settings can help to fix the network-related issue. Resetting network settings is a process of restoring all networking components on a device to their default settings and reinstalling your Network adapters. It can also help to resolve network problems caused by corrupted or outdated network drivers. To do so, use the following steps:
- Open the Windows Settings.
- Click on Network & internet.
- Now, click on Advance network settings.
- Click on Network reset and select Reset now.
When performing a Network reset, you must wait up to 5 minutes. After 5 minutes, Windows will restart automatically. Therefore, save your work before performing this action.
11] Contact Support
If none of the solutions work for you, then contact Crunhyroll customer support. To do so, go to help.crunchyroll.com, and submit a request. They will get back to you and assist you.
12] Other suggestions
These are the common fixes that you can try to fix the Crunchyroll errors. However, if you experience these errors on a particular application or device, you can follow the suggestions laid down:
- Web browser: You can try some solutions, like removing the ad-blocker extension, disabling other extensions, clearing cache and cookies, turning off VPN and antivirus, etc.
- Mobile phone: Mobile users can try updating the app, disabling VPN (if applicable), uninstalling and reinstalling the app, etc.
- Roku: Roku users can fix the issue by uninstalling and reinstalling the Crunchyroll app from the device. Also, clearing cache or cookies can help to fix the issue.
- Apple TV and Android TV: Apple TV and Android TV users can try uninstalling and reinstalling app, restarting the Apple TV and Android TV, etc.
- Xbox One: Xbox One users can power cycle their console to fix the issue.
Read: Crunchyroll is not working on browsers.
Why does Crunchyroll keep saying Oops something is wrong?
There can be several reasons why Crunchyroll keeps saying Oops something is wrong. The most common reasons are internet connection issues, Crunchyroll server issues, corrupted browser cache, outdated Crunchyroll app, etc.
How do I fix Shak 3016 on Crunchyroll?
You can perform some troubleshooting steps to fix Shak 3016 on Crunchyroll. To fix this error, you can clear your browser cache or cookies, disable extensions, temporarily disable antivirus, update your browser, restart Crunchyroll, etc. Also, make sure your internet connection is stable.
