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all speakers started power cycling on friday the 7th

(Topic created on: 08-07-2023 07:02 PM)
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Brandi72
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Yesterday we noticed that our soundbar downstairs was power cycling and would not stop and when I came upstairs the one up there was doing the same thing.  I managed to rest them and they are working but now my 360 R7 speakers are doing it too and I can't get them to reset.  Anyone know what to do?  All the speakers were Samsung.  Does anyone know if they did some sort of update yesterday?

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Loveall27
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I have some good news for you! You don't have to reset your speakers. Instead, find the IP address of the speaker and go to your internet router. From there, block Samsung speakers' IP addresses from accessing the internet. I tested this with two speakers and the rebooting loop stopped. 😀

Either you block your speakers from accessing the internet or

if you want to have your speakers connect to Spotify/Radio/Pandora ect.
You need to block these addresses:

  1. connect.deezer.com
  2. api.iheart.com
  3. api2.iheart.com 

from your network .Turns out it's boot looping because the iheart radio and deezer api is no longer working correctly with our speakers

NotAHugger
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Woken up this morning by both my R1's repeating "Wifi has connected" every few minutes.  Thank you to this forum for making it obvious this is a Samsung issue.  I tried an online chat but when I was asked if a Radiant 360 R1 / WAM1500 was a bluetooth speaker I gave up at that point.

Revicami
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Same issue on one of my R7 speakers today. Power cycling and can't get it to connect.
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Mcrumpto
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Same issue here. One of my 5 360 wireless speaker is now power cycling? 
need a fix. 

have found out that there is a service usb port if you remove the R7s bottom foot. So I recon there could be a way to factory reset or load a working firmware if this gets fixed.

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Loveall27
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Block your R1's connection to the internet. 

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Loveall27
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Block your M5's connection to the internet.

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Loveall27
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I fixed my R7 issue by blocking these speakers' internet access.

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Revicami
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How do you block it when it can't even connect?
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NotAHugger
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So after much fiddling, this is what I did.  Reset the R1 (holding volume up and down for 5 sec), reconnected the speaker using the app.  Started getting the power recycling.  Then I disconnected my router from my modem and low and behold I could finish setting up the speaker in the Multiroom app.  Did the same for my second R1.  Just for fun, I used the PC multiroom app to get the mac address of each and then set static IP's for each but I don't know if this will help going forward because I don't know the cause in the first place.

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Pacamac65
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Hi all, I’ve managed to connect now. I basically managed to re-add the speaker to the MultiRoom App and reconnect the wifi - so just set it up again as a new speaker from new and it done it. I almost called out a techie on the back of Samsungs advice - what a nightmare. Good luck people.