What should I do if my HomePod is not working?

What should I do if my HomePod is not working?

HomePod doesn’t support captive or subscription networks. If you set up HomePod to use one of these networks, you’ll need to reset HomePod and set it up again on a different Wi-Fi network. Touch and hold the top of HomePod and say “Turn on Hey Siri.”

How can I tell if my HomePod is connected to WiFi?

In the Home app on your iOS device, press and hold HomePod, tap Settings, then tap “Move HomePod to [your Wi-Fi network].” Wait a few seconds, then ask Siri a question to see if HomePod is connected to Wi-Fi. HomePod doesn’t support captive or subscription networks.

How can I connect my HomePod to my iPhone?

To see more information about the alert, press and hold or double-click HomePod in the Home or Rooms tab. In iOS 12 and later, HomePod will automatically connect to the same Wi-Fi network as your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.

How do I Turn on Siri on my HomePod?

On iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, press and hold HomePod. On Mac, double-click HomePod. Then scroll down and check that Listen for “Hey Siri” is turned on. Learn more about changing the settings for Siri on HomePod. Open the Home app on the primary user’s iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or Mac. On iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, press and hold HomePod.

How can I remove my HomePod from the Home app?

Try Removing and Repairing HomePod from the Home app You can reset the HomePod using your Apple ID in the Home app through your iOS device or Mac. To remove it, open the Home app → Long-press or double-click HomePod → Select Settings → hit Remove Accessory.

Why is my HomePod not responding to Siri?

Your HomePod might not be responding if you’ve recently changed your Wi-Fi password or placed it to another location. In this case, when you approach Siri, it will tell you that there’s a problem connecting to the Wi-Fi. You can also view the alert for this particular issue stating ‘Wi-Fi network’ in the Home app.