I’ve had this happen twice now while camping. I successfully pair the Move to my phone via bluetooth and listen to music. But then someone accidentally hits the bluetooth/wifi button, and the Move starts looking for wifi. Since there is no wifi in the wilderness, it just goes into a loop. There is no way to cancel and re-pair to bluetooth. And then my Move is bricked for the rest of the camping trip. This is not a one-off. Is this a product flaw, or is this product just not made for camping? If I got the sonos Roam, would that help, or would it have the same issue?
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Power off the Move completely by pressing and holding the power button for about 5 seconds until you hear a descending chime. Then wait about 15 seconds and power the Move back on again. Then redo the Bluetooth pairing process as explained in this article:
https://support.sonos.com/en-us/article/pair-sonos-move-with-bluetooth
Power off the Move completely by pressing and holding the power button for about 5 seconds until you hear a descending chime. Then wait about 15 seconds and power the Move back on again. Then redo the Bluetooth pairing process as explained in this article:
https://support.sonos.com/en-us/article/pair-sonos-move-with-bluetooth
Thank you GuitarSuperstar. I have done this sequence exactly on both occurences. And when it powers back up, it resumes looking for the wifi, and there is nothing I can do to interrupt. I have to wait until I get back home and reboot on the charging station.
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