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  • 15 December 2014
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Hi Jeff, thank you for your help! Adding the speaker helped; it is working again

Hi IngeSonos,

That's great to hear. Please let me know if you have any further troubles.
Hi Jeff, thank you for your help! Adding the speaker helped; it is working again
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Hi Jeff, Thank you for your help. Unfortunately the box is still not working. I have changed the channels a couple of times (I have only 3) and the systeem is completely updated. I have a new diagnostic number 6105392.

Hi IngeSonos,

The interference numbers look a bit better. Please try rebooting the missing Sonos unit. To reboot your Sonos speaker, just remove it from power for ten seconds then plug it back in. Once the light on the unit goes solid, see if it shows up on your Sonos app.

If the unit does not show up, or if the light on the unit does not go solid, try adding it back to your system, here's how.
Hi Jeff, Thank you for your help. Unfortunately the box is still not working. I have changed the channels a couple of times (I have only 3) and the systeem is completely updated. I have a new diagnostic number 6105392.
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Hi Sonos, I have a similar problem: a room sometimes suddenly disappears. Could you help me? I tried disconnecting the specific box but that didnt work. Diagnostic number: 6105097. Thanks in advance!

Hi IngeSonos,

There's quite a bit of wireless interference showing up which is likely the reason your Sonos unit is dropping connection with the rest of your system. Please start by changing the wireless channel your Sonos system is using, here's how.

Also, it looks like your Sonos system is not up to date. Please run updates on your system, here's how.

If those steps don't help, please send in a new diagnostic report and reply with the confirmation number.
Hi Sonos, I have a similar problem: a room sometimes suddenly disappears. Could you help me? I tried disconnecting the specific box but that didnt work. Diagnostic number: 6105097. Thanks in advance!
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Thanks! What are the hours? I won't be home until close to 6 PST

Our hours differ from weekdays to weekends. The phones are open until 7pm PST on weekdays and 3:30pm on weekends.
Thanks! What are the hours? I won't be home until close to 6 PST
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Same problem. Was working fine yesterday, but now it won't connect. It's one of four (Office; other three are Master Bedroom, Dining Room and Living Room) and perhaps ironically, the only one in the same room as the router. Diagnostic confirmation 6103663

Hi Bhatty2,

Your Sonos units are losing connection with your wireless network, causing them to drop from your system. We'd like to get you in contact with our phone team to troubleshoot this issue. Here's a support ticket: 160420-000794. Please give us a call and we'll help get things working. Our phone number can be found here.
Same problem. Was working fine yesterday, but now it won't connect. It's one of four (Office; other three are Master Bedroom, Dining Room and Living Room) and perhaps ironically, the only one in the same room as the router. Diagnostic confirmation 6103663
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Hi. We've tried rebooting but with no luck. Our diagnostic number is; 6072692

Hi Henry_123,

Your Sonos system has a high level of interference causing some communication errors. Your missing unit is still communicating wirelessly with your other units, but it's not a strong enough connection for the speaker to stay on the app. Please start by changing the wireless channel your system uses, here's how.

It may also help to update your Sonos system, here's how to do so.
Hi. We've tried rebooting but with no luck. Our diagnostic number is; 6072692
New user since December and love it and never had any issues until tonight. The unplugging the missing room component did the trick. Thank you
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I re-added the device and it seems to be working at the moment - I guess we'll see if it disappears again (it had been working fine for months and I didn't move the boost).

I have the same issue - diagnostic confirmation number is 5567889

Hi Mikefenna,

There looks to be some wireless interference on your system which could explain why one of your units is not showing up. Please check to make sure your BOOST is not too close to your router or any other wireless device. We generally recommend keeping a couple feet of distance between them.

It may also help to change the wireless channel on which your Sonos system operates, here's how.

You can also try rebooting your router to ensure that it is sending out the most up to date network information to your connected devices.

Please let me know if these steps help or not.
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I have the same issue - diagnostic confirmation number is 5567889

Hi Mikefenna,

There looks to be some wireless interference on your system which could explain why one of your units is not showing up. Please check to make sure your BOOST is not too close to your router or any other wireless device. We generally recommend keeping a couple feet of distance between them.

It may also help to change the wireless channel on which your Sonos system operates, here's how.

You can also try rebooting your router to ensure that it is sending out the most up to date network information to your connected devices.

Please let me know if these steps help or not.
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I have the same issue - diagnostic confirmation number is 5567889
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Hi Sonos, Have the same issue, can't seem to reconnect players even after resetting to factory settings. Diagnostic confirmation number 4530838 Frederic
Hi Frederic,

Your missing Sonos units are connected and communicating with the rest of your Sonos system. They do not show up because they have no IP addresses. Your router is responsible for assigning IP addresses to components on your network, including the Sonos speakers. Please try rebooting your router. Many times this will cause your router to send out IP addresses to all the components on your network.

If rebooting your router does not work, please let us know. We will get you in contact with our phone support team to help log in to your router to check settings.
Hi Sonos, Have the same issue, can't seem to reconnect players even after resetting to factory settings. Diagnostic confirmation number 4530838 Frederic
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Hi Toni,
Please try rebooting your missing player by removing it from power, waiting ten seconds, then plugging it back in. If this does not bring the unit back, there maybe some wireless signal interference preventing connection. To see if this is the case, we'd like to see some data from your system. Please submit a diagnostic and reply with the confirmation number: Submit diagnostic.