Prime Video Error Code 0.6 (often displayed as 0.60) typically indicates a conflict with your device’s Date and Time settings or a corruption in the app’s cached data.
Here is the step-by-step fix, starting with the most common solution.
1. The “Date & Time” Fix (Most Likely)
If your TV or console has the wrong date or time (even by a few minutes), the Amazon servers will reject the connection for security reasons.
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Go to Settings: Open the main settings menu of your TV, PlayStation, or Xbox.
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Find Date & Time: usually under “System” or “General.”
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Set to Automatic: Ensure “Set Automatically” or “Use Network Time” is turned ON.
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If it is already on: Turn it off, manually set the time to be incorrect, then turn “Automatic” back on to force a re-sync.
2. The “Power Cycle” (Clear Cache)
This clears the temporary cache that might be stuck with the error.
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Unplug your TV or console from the wall outlet.
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Wait 60 seconds (this is critical to drain the power capacitors).
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Plug it back in and launch Prime Video.
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3. Network Reset (DNS)
If the above didn’t work, your device might be having trouble resolving the Amazon server address.
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Restart Router: Unplug your Wi-Fi router for 30 seconds and plug it back in.
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Change DNS (Advanced): If on a console or PC, go to your Network Settings and change your DNS to Google’s public DNS:
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Primary:
8.8.8.8 -
Secondary:
8.8.4.4
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Summary Checklist
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[ ] Check System Date/Time (Sync to internet).
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[ ] Unplug device for 60 seconds.
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[ ] Check for App Updates in your store.
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