We’ll show you how to reset your various Alexa-enabled Amazon Echo devices.
When you reset your equipment, you lose all the custom configurations on the equipment.
Also, you’ll have to relink your machine to your Amazon account after completing the reset.
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To use this method, first, launch the Amazon Alexa app on your phone.
Then, from the bottom bar of the app, select “Devices.”
Choose “All Devices” to view all your linked Alexa devices.
choose the gadget you want to reset.
On your gear page’s top-right corner, tap the gear icon.
Scroll down the “unit tweaks” page to the bottom.
There, next to “Registered To,” tap “Deregister.”
Choose “Deregister” in the prompt.
Your Alexa unit willunlink from your Amazon accountand reset.
Once that’s done, you’re able to relink the rig to another account if you want.
To do that, first, launch your preferred web online window and accessAmazon Alexa.
There, sign in to your account if you haven’t already.
When the site launches, from the left sidebar, select “tweaks.”
From the “Devices” section on the right, choose the rig you want to reset.
Scroll down the “controls” page to the “About” section.
Here, click “Deregister.”
In the “Deregister Your gear” prompt, select “Deregister.”
Amazon will delink your account from the gear and reset it.
You’re all set.
Here’s how to do that for your specific Echo model.
Your equipment will reset when the light turns off and then turns back on.
This button has a small dot on it, so you’ve got the option to identify it.
The light ring will turn off and then turn back on, indicating the machine has been reset.
Wait for the light ring to power off and power back on, and your rig is then reset.
Then, select “gear controls” followed by “Reset to Factory Defaults.”
You’ll then see the Amazon logo.
When the light goes off and then back on, your gadget is reset.
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