@C0RN1SHMAN Looks like you need to look at the EE Router to find out what is going on, goto My Network, change the filter to show disconnected, and set that option, will show the devices that are offline, once the TV gets into that position, then try your normal mode for TV on (NOT THE MANUAL as you know that recovers) and see if it jumps out too the show connected devices section, (wi-fi and network cable takes around 20 seconds to recover) does seem to be the EE router thing so you may have to refresh the page to show. There is nothing that can be changed in the router unless you have tried all your various wireless mode/security type combinations. If it is a router issue and you feel it is, then EE CS Technical support to report, can see possibly why the TV would do it, i think i would describe as after time goes into low power mode, DEEP sleep and network does not recover, but you may have to convince, the BT ok may just not cut it and they will blame the TV, my sony works A ok, it does go to deep sleep, but always seems to recover fine (wireless connected). Smart bulbs not a clue do not use do they all do it, or is it only one's further away from the router that may give you idea, possible signal strength on i would think the 2.4ghz band....
