How to Reset a Non-Responsive HomePod: Step-by-Step Guide

Learn how to reset an unresponsive HomePod quickly with this simple guide. Follow these steps for a smooth reset process.

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To reset an unresponsive HomePod: Unplug the HomePod. Wait 10 seconds, then plug it back in. Wait another 5 seconds, then touch and hold the top of HomePod. The white spinning light will turn red. Keep holding until you hear three beeps. If this doesn’t work, try resetting it through the Home app by finding the HomePod, and going to 'Settings' > 'Remove Accessory'.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What should I do if my HomePod won't reset? If your HomePod won't reset using the button method, try resetting it through the Home app or contact Apple support for assistance.
  2. Can I reset my HomePod without the app? Yes, you can reset your HomePod manually by unplugging it and using the touch interface on the device.
  3. Why does my HomePod become unresponsive? HomePods can become unresponsive due to software issues, network problems, or hardware malfunctions.
  4. How can I troubleshoot my HomePod? You can troubleshoot your HomePod by checking the power supply, resetting it, or using the Home app to manage settings.

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