I’m very upset with SONOS. Can’t understand why they mistreat their customers that bought a PLAY:3… it no longer works, not even connected to a modem
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+18Must be just yours that's broken, not nice but these things happens. it is between 10 and 3 years old.
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Or maybe there is a network issue. You could call Sonos Support. As the other replies have noted, The Play:3 is still a fully-supported speaker.
It cannot be connected to a modem. I does need to be connected to a router, either by cable or wirelessly.
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Bbert wrote:
I’m very upset with SONOS. Can’t understand why they mistreat their customers that bought a PLAY:3… it no longer works, not even connected to a modem
I feel the same about Dell Computers, Intel and Microsoft; the Intel 386-based MS-DOS computer I bought from them no longer works and they say they’re not supporting it any more.
I know this doesn't really answer your question but this happened to me last year. So I put it in a Time Capsule in my kitchen. For someone to find when I've gone up to the Cloud ☁️
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