
Before you proceed with the connectivity process, check and make sure that your Amazon Echo Dot 3rd Generation device is properly connected to the electric outlet and getting a proper power supply. You need to download the Alexa app on your smartphone. You can do this by using a supported app store on your device. Once you have downloaded the application, follow the steps:
- Open the Amazon Alexa app and login with your Amazon account username and password.
- Now, go to the ' navigation panel' on the application and click on the Settings option.
- In this step, you are supposed to select your device.
- Now choose the 'Update WiFi' option.
- If you want to add the new device to your Amazon account, you can go with a new device setup option available.
- On
your Echo Dot device, press and hold the 'Action' button. Keep
holding the button until you see the blue ring light changes to the
orange. Now, the Alexa app is connected to the Amazon Echo Dot device.
- Here, you can check out the list of available wireless networks. Choose your Wi-Fi network from the available options.
- Now connect your Amazon Echo Dot device to the Wi-Fi. Enter the username and password of the Wi-Fi (if necessary).
When your Wi-Fi connection is successfully established on your Amazon Echo Dot device, you will get a message stating that you are online. So proceed with the above-mentioned steps and connect your Amazon Echo Dot 3rd Generation device to the Wi-Fi network.
Troubleshooting tips
If you have carefully followed the aforementioned instructions, then you would able to complete the Wi-Fi connectivity process for your Echo Dot 3rd Generation device. But, if you are still struggling to connect your device to the Wi-Fi, then there might be some problem with your device or wireless network. You can consider trying some troubleshooting tips to deal with this problem:
- Try to restart your router and modem.
- Alexa enabled review.
- Restart your Alexa-enabled device.
- Reset your Amazon Echo Dot device to the default settings.
- Make
sure that you have entered the correct Wi-Fi password. You can confirm
this by trying to connect some other device to the same wireless
network.
- Update your router/modem firmware if it is not updated.
- Move your Alexa device closed to your WiFi network.
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