E19
Johnson Controls
Cloud Service / API Communication Error
E19 displayed and thermostat cannot connect to Johnson Controls cloud or mobile app despite Wi‑Fi being connected.
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Possible Causes
Outdated thermostat firmware, Blocked outbound ports on router, Incorrect time/date causing SSL failure, Corrupted cloud authentication token
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety: No high‑voltage work is required, but avoid opening the thermostat unless necessary.
- Step 1 – Confirm internet access: Verify that other devices on the same Wi‑Fi network can access the internet.
- Step 2 – Check time and date: Ensure the thermostat’s time and date are correct, or enable automatic time sync if available.
- Step 3 – Router settings: Make sure your router is not blocking outbound connections required by Johnson Controls (check for firewall rules or parental controls). Reboot the router.
- Step 4 – Sign out/in: In the Johnson Controls app, remove the thermostat from your account, then re‑add it following the pairing instructions.
- Step 5 – Firmware update: If possible, update the thermostat firmware via USB, SD card, or local service tool as specified by Johnson Controls.
- Step 6 – Replace thermostat if persistent: If E19 persists and all network conditions are normal, the internal network stack or security chip may be faulty. Replace the thermostat.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
Main Control Board (Network/Cloud Interface)
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