“I'm trying to factory reset the speaker to get it to connect to my new WiFi network, but pressing and holding the power button for 12 seconds doesn't do anything. Turning on the speaker makes the four lights on top flash slowly. How do I do a reset?”
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Last week I set up a pair of Insignia speakers in a remote location. When I returned to my home, they showed nET on the displays, and I could not connect to them using the Google Home app. After pressing/holding the microphone button on the back of each speaker, nET changed to sET. The Google Home app now recognized them as new devices, which I set up from scratch. I named them Left and Right, then paired them, calling the speaker pair "Insignia." Everything worked as described. The only "gotcha" with pairing 2 Insignia speakers is that only the left speaker shows the time; the display on the right speaker shows sET. I covered it up with a piece of black vinyl tape, as these are in my bedroom, where the clock will be useful in the middle of the night, but "sET" is not.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I recently found my speaker in this state where holding down the power button for 12 seconds did not reset. But I did find a very small reset hole on the bottom of the speaker. You can use a paperclip to reset it there. Note the very small button below the hole can be tricky to hit. You need to put the paperclip straight in and you should feel a click when it pushes the button down.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Press and hold the microphone button on the back for about 12 seconds. The display will change to SET and you'll hear it reboot.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I'm fairly certain you can manage this through the Google Home app
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