Ok and now I must have clicked some answered thing on this forum. This is not answered!! Fix this issue ASAP what a waste of time, Sonos!
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View originalHello,
I also have issues with enabling GA on my Beam.
I have reached to Sonos, and waiting for a reply.
Here is my experience:
It is almost three week now that GA has stopped working on my Beam.
When I "OK Google"ed, it responded with "there was a bleach try again in a few seconds" or other similar error.
I tried rebooting the beam, rebooting my router, took of the power off for the whole house for a minute and turn it back on.
Non of these changed anything.
I checked with the status.sonos.com website and all systems were operational.
Also now, while writing this, all systems are operational, and I am experiencing this issue.
Next, I unpaired Sonos from GA, remove the surround speakers, did a factory reset to the Beam, and re-added it to the Sonos system.
Now, when I try to pair it again with GA, weather I am using the Sonos app or the Google Home app, it always ends with "No devices found".
I also tried changing from WiFi to Ethernet cable and back, it is all the same.
Currently all three Living room speakers are connected using cables.
Here are some symptoms I have:
When Sonos and GA are paired, I can see my Sonos speakers on Google home app.
- When asking GA to play music on the Bathroom Play:1 - it returns "Ok playing bla bla", and it start playing as expected.
- When asking GA to play music on the Living Room (Beam+2Play:1s) - it returns "Ok playing bla bla" and then immediately it sais "sorry it looks like the Living Room isn't available right now"
- On the Google Home app, When I go to the Sonos TV Control Living Room, the status change from "Connecting" to "Not responding" and vise versa each second.
Using the Sonos app, everything is playing normal.
Please help. I've been waiting for this, and now when Sonos controller tries to connect to Google Assistant, no devices are found. I have unplugged everything, restarted phone, tried several things and still not connecting to Google Assistant on my 2 Sonos Ones. What do I do? I have lost an hour and a half of my life on this!
Ok and now I must have clicked some answered thing on this forum. This is not answered!! Fix this issue ASAP what a waste of time, Sonos!
I solved the issue by cutting the power of my whole house at once and turn it back on again. Connect
My fix was:
1. uninstalling the standalone Google Assistant app if it's installed on your device.
2. Go to (Google) "Home" app, push the "+" sign with the word "add" below it.
3. Choose option "set up device".
4. Choose option "Have something already set up?"
5. Search for "Sonos" account, if it's already linked, unlink and log right back in. I actually had to do this twice interestingly enough.
6. You should now be able to identify your device if you had the same issue I did. While setting up your device, it gives you the options of compatible music apps. Be sure to be signed in to any that you have also linked to your Sonos account.
Hope this helps.
HOLY COW - This WORKED FOR ME!!! I tried *EVERY* other approach. One interesting thing is when Google identified my Sonos System it said I had 2 profiles active and asked me to select one. They were both identicle so I don’t know what that’s about. Thank you!!!
Solved! For me, the issue stems to when I switched sonos accounts from my wife to myself. Long story short: in google home, unlinked sonos, then link again using the right sonos account.
Just an FYI that I ran into this issue with multiple Pixel phones running Android 10 recently when trying to add the Google Assistant to the Sonos Move. An almost endless hang on either fetching the assistant to perform the integration or the assistant looking for devices.
I ran the integration on an IOS device and it worked fine (after installing Google Assistant on IOS).
Hope this helps!
In case it helps anyone, I managed to resolve my similar issue of Sonos One’s ↔ Google Assistant integration problems (after previously working fine for many months) where it would take many, many retries for Google Assistant to recognize my Sonos One speakers to integrate them in the first place and then sporadically having SOnos One’s Assistant respond with “there must have been a glitch” and “sorry, something went wrong” after integration.
Problem was the enabling of IPv6 on my home network. I’m guessing the Sonos One’s preferred IPv6 once getting an address but couldn’t reach out to the Internet or talk with my Google Home’s over it which caused the problems. Disabling IPv6, everything started working fine again.
Unsure if this is on any roadmaps for being addressed.
HtHs.
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