LB-100 bulb does not respond after changing internet provider.
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How do I reconnect the smart bulb after changing internet providers?
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Glad Kasa is at least going.
With Alexa, I would first disable the TP-Link skill and enable it again. Make sure the account you are authorizing is the same TP-Link ID account you are signed into Kasa as. Another thing to possibly check is that you are using your main Amazon account, rather then a household account.
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@Tony Woohoo! Finally! I disabled tplink in the Alexa app 3 times and Alexa still couldn't control the bulb. And then, I guess I stumbled on the "official" disconnect that I had to sign into at Kasa. Then I re-connected. And voila! Why do they make it so complicated? Anyway, thanks again for your help. KUDOS!
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Turn off the bulb using the light switch off and on three times. That will rest the Wi-Fi configuration, then use the Kasa app to add the bulb back and set it up with the new network. If that does not work do a full reset by turning off the light switch off and on five times, and do the same process.
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@Tony I followed your instructions, several times and finally it connected with the app! Thanks!
Now Alexa sees it but says the bulb is unresponsive. I'm getting frustrated.
But at least I can turn it off and on from my iPad. Just not as convenient as telling Alexa to do it.
Again, thank you.
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Glad Kasa is at least going.
With Alexa, I would first disable the TP-Link skill and enable it again. Make sure the account you are authorizing is the same TP-Link ID account you are signed into Kasa as. Another thing to possibly check is that you are using your main Amazon account, rather then a household account.
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@Tony Woohoo! Finally! I disabled tplink in the Alexa app 3 times and Alexa still couldn't control the bulb. And then, I guess I stumbled on the "official" disconnect that I had to sign into at Kasa. Then I re-connected. And voila! Why do they make it so complicated? Anyway, thanks again for your help. KUDOS!
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@Tony All I can tell you is I kept disabling and enabling the bulb in the Alexa app via the 'enable' button and that didn't work. The last time, the Kasa disable/enable popped up and I had to put in my password. I'm sorry, but that's all I can tell you. I'm not very tech smart, that's why I needed you. I guess God looked down on me and shook his head. I try to do everything myself before asking for help.
Blessings on the rest of your life!
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