I did try it with this and all other suggestions here. Anything which can be done? For me the scale has become useless as it is now.
This does not resolve the wrench it is a DNS issue 1.1.1.1 was an incorrect entry specifying 8.8.8.8 is Google Primary DNS.
You want to know how to resolve "THE WRENCH" turn back your routers security…
This is what I did to set up my scale. Hopefully it will work for you.
Remove the batteries.
Keep batteries out for ~15 seconds.
Replace batteries and cover.
The Wrench icon will be displayed.
The Bluetooth, Ant+ and Wi-fi icons will be blinking.
Press the Reset button.
Press the WPS button on your Router.
You as on Garmin Index owner can INVITE up to 15 people to use your weight. It passes as invitation to their Garmin Connect account. After you invite them (via Garmin Connect app or web) they have to accept your invitation first before it will be available to them.
I am here on this forum because after re-installing router firmware I had problems connecting my Garmin Index to wifi. My problems were solved by forced factory reset (holding 5s RESET button), removing Index from Connect devices and re-adding. It is also noted that Index as able to connect to dedicated Wifi WPA2 PSK TKIP encrypted wifi so I assume there may be problem with WPA2 PSK CCMP encryption I use on main ESSID. I created separate ESSID with client isolation just for purpose of IoT devices like Amazon Paperwhite, Garmin 920XT or Garmin Index devices - to ensure basic security if those devices are compromised.
Worked for me as well.
Hi, Not sure if this helps..
I bought my Garmin Index Scale yesterday.. and would like for Garmin to know I have spent close to 8 hours trying to find solutions on web and forums..
The answer; Garmin developers only allowed for short non complcated ( no special characters and or capital letters) password length 8
Hi to all,
I continued investigation and went through all the published resolves , I now know what the issue is and this also applies to Fitbit W-iFI scales too.
It is the capability of the Wi-Fi unit in the Index scales.. the hardware is old technology updated to receive g and N protocols, but 802.11b is there in the back ground.
IF you have a fast Wi-Fi you have obviously turned off 802.11b so after the initial setup which always works without 802.11b enable, then stops as the core program relies on 802.11b to submit and ping.. This is why when using an hotspot on your smartphone works because it run 802.11b and obviously less secure passwards
so unfortunately, as I do not want a security breach and a much slower wi-fi speeds, I will not buy these scales for the moment
It gets stuck on the wrench on pure 802.11b networks as well. 802.11b does not have less secure passwords, that's handled by a supplicant, separate to the core 802.11 protocol.
I did try it with this and all other suggestions here. Anything which can be done? For me the scale has become useless as it is now.