I’d try temporarily wiring the PLAY:1 to your router with an Ethernet cable. If that doesn’t work, i would call Sonos Support directly to discuss it.
Force closing or resetting the controller App can sometimes work through similar issues. I don’t recommend Factory Reset without further consult.
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Sometimes this sort of issue can be worked around by force closing or resetting the controller. I don’t recommend Factory Reset without further consult.
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@buzz , that’s happened to me once or twice this week. Not frequently, but it has happened.
I’ve had two of these this evening — in two different locations using different ISP’s. Both on the same iPad PRO.
I’d try temporarily wiring the PLAY:1 to your router with an Ethernet cable. If that doesn’t work, i would call Sonos Support directly to discuss it.
But the speakers show up on the router so the speakers can find the network. And at one point, the app could find the speakers but after trying to connect the speakers to my account (again) the app can’t find them.
I’d try temporarily wiring the PLAY:1 to your router with an Ethernet cable. If that doesn’t work, i would call Sonos Support directly to discuss it.
But the speakers show up on the router so the speakers can find the network. And at one point, the app could find the speakers but after trying to connect the speakers to my account (again) the app can’t find them.
The issue is likely that the phone cannot find the speakers, despite them all being on the network. Please don’t factory reset any more, call Support for assistance.
If you want us to speculate here more, tell us what the new router is.