Eero system consists of Mesh routers that enhance the home network by linking 2 or more access points. When you use a mesh Wi-Fi router, one router performs the role of base station and links to the modem to obtain access to the internet. Eero system has a very easy setup process which can be completed by using the mobile app. These routers offer smart home support through a strong Wi-Fi signal.
However, Eero routers have some shortcomings as well. Sometimes you face technical errors while using these routers. In order to troubleshoot these errors, you need to apply the necessary solutions. One of the best ways to fix technical issues is to reset Eero. In this blog, we are going to discuss different methods to reset the Eero router.
There are two methods to reset Eero Wi-Fi. One is soft reset and the other one is hard reset. It is always recommended to do a soft reset first. In case it does not work, then go ahead with a hard reset. Read below to learn how to perform a soft reset and a hard reset.
When you perform a soft reset, all the network configuration settings remain intact. It allows you to keep the modifications made in the settings. Moreover in this process, the device remains connected to the network. Below are the steps you need to perform to carry out a soft reset.
Step 1: Don't disconnect your ethernet wire or power wire.
Step 2: Start looking for the reset button on your Eero device.
Step 3: Press the reset button and hold it for the next 5 seconds.
Step 4: Now, you will see a yellow LED light blinking.
Step 5: Once you see the light, release the button.
Step 6: After that, you need to wait for at least 10 minutes and then you are going to see a solid white light on your Eero router.
In case you didn't see a solid white light, then you need to try a hard reset.
When you hard reset your Eero router it goes back to factory default settings. All the changes you made in the settings so far will disappear and the router settings will be back to default mode. This hard reset is extremely useful if the data in your router table gets corrupted. Below are the steps that you need to follow to hard reset your Echo.
Step 1: Search for the reset button on your Echo router.
Step 2: Press the reset button for 15 seconds and hold it.
Step 3: Now, you are going to see the LED light blinking red.
Step 4: After you see the blinking light, leave the reset button.
Step 5: Wait for 5 minutes and allow the process to complete.
Step 6: Then, check if your Eero router is blinking blue light.
Step 7: If the blue light is blinking, the reset process is complete.
Below are the steps that you need to carry out in order to factory reset your Eero Wi-Fi router using the app.
Step 1: Open the app and then select Menu from the screen.
Step 2: Choose Network Settings.
Step 3: Go to the end of the screen and choose Advanced Settings.
Step 4: Now, select Delete Your Network from the end of the screen.
Step 5: Then, another page is going to appear on the screen. Take a look at the warnings mentioned and then select Delete Network.
Step 6: Confirm your action by selecting Delete Network again.
Step 7: This will help you reset your router successfully. If you want, you can set up the router using the app again.
So, these are different methods that you can apply to reset Eero. It is always recommended to do a soft reset first. If your issue is not resolved with a soft reset, move on to hard reset. Now you also know that there are two ways to hard reset. You can either do it physically or by using the app.
1) How do I manually reset Eero?
If you wish to learn how to manually reset Eero, then follow the steps mentioned in the article above.
2) How do I reset my Eero that is already registered?
You can reset a registered Eero using the Eero app.
3) How do I manually connect to Eero?
Take an ethernet cable and use it to connect Eero to modem. Now, use a power adapter to connect Eero to the power source. After that, connect modem to the electrical outlet.
4) Why is my eero not connecting to the internet?
There is a chance that your Eero is not connecting because of a temporary outage or outdated firmware.
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