Hi @Breakstay.
Thanks for reaching out and welcome to the community! We’d be glad to help.
There is a known issue to other ASUS-RT routers with Airtime Fairness resulting in association failures, you may try to disable this feature, and here’s how:
- Log into the ASUS router.
- Under Advanced Settings, click Wireless.
- Click the Professional tab.
- Disable Airtime Fairness and click Apply.
- Change the Frequency to 5GHz.
- Disable Airtime Fairness and click Apply.
If that doesn’t help, please submit a diagnostic report through the Sonos app while the issue occurs, and reply with the confirmation number. I'd start by reviewing your system, it will help in identifying what's possibly causing the issue.
Let us know how that goes.
Hi @Annazel S,
Thanks for your reply. When I checked my router settings, the Airtime Fairness was already set to disabled. I submitted a diagnostic report just now. The confirmation number is 1688693074. Please can this be looked at? I’d really appreciate a solution to this so anything you can do would be a great help.
Thanks,
Haydn
You haven't accidentally disabled the mic on the Beam have you?
Edit: on re-reading seems unlikely, as works briefly.
Unfortunately not, I should have mentioned in my OP that the microphone is definitely on. Sometimes Alexa works (after a reboot of the Beam for example) but then at some point after this (can be an hour, a day etc) Alexa stops responding.
Hi @Breakstay
The diagnostics (thanks) are reporting a TOKEN_ERROR, meaning that the information package that Sonos, Alexa and the target music service exchange during a voice command, containing all the relevant account and device details, has been garbled or has mis-matching accounts. As you’ve tried all the troubleshooting steps on our Alexa commands not working on Sonos help page, I’m afraid I can only suggest that you get in touch with our technical support team directly for some guided, real-time troubleshooting.
Note: When signing out of Amazon apps and websites (in the steps outlined in the page linked to above), it’s important that you do so with all Amazon-affiliated apps and websites - Audible, Kindle, Amazon Music, Amazon Shopping, the main Amazon website, etc, on that device. If one of these is signed into a different Amazon account, that can cause problems (during setup of Alexa on Sonos). An easier option might be to install Alexa to Sonos using another phone/tablet (as long as the same Amazon account as you link Sonos to is used on that device too), if available.