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Lorvau
Sep 24, 2020Guide
Orbi Voice using Alexa timer/alarm doesn't go off
I have been using my Orbi Voice Satellite Alexa feature. It has been great. Two days ago, I noticed the Alexa ability using a timer (or an alarm) no longer works (it doesn't ring or flash). Alexa ...
Ryan2021
Feb 24, 2021Initiate
I'm having the same issue with V2.6.2.4. The Alexa app says the Alarm was created, but the alarm never happens.
- DanielQUANTUMFeb 25, 2021Aspirant
Does anyone on this thread know how to submit a help desk ticket?
It seems Netgear has left the entire user community adrift with the new policy of only allowing support tickets during the first 6 months from purchase.
UNBELIEVABLE to have to pay for help desk support after purchasing like $500 of orbi mesh routers, and then they change the firmware injecting coding errors which make portions of the product non-functional.
How do we get through to the company senior management?
- LorvauApr 12, 2021Guide
Before I first logged this issue, I had called Amazon/Alexa support. They iwalked me through a bunch of stuff even though it was not on an echo product an informed me that it was a NetGear problem. Amazon support called NetGear support (with me on the phone, too) and explained the problem to NetGear. NetGear opened a ticket which expired after 10 days because I had not paid for continued support after my initial 6 months. I was even able to go into the ticket and put a clear statement of the problem (because the NetGear support person had not stated it correctly) It was what I then used to begin this thread. 6 mos is a long time for no solution. I agree we should not have to pay for support for NetGear to fix a problem they created. it's their mistake, not ours. unbelievably frustrating. Amazon support went above and beyond to try to help me with something beyond their control!
- jp10eApr 12, 2021Tutor
Lorvau wrote:Before I first logged this issue, I had called Amazon/Alexa support. They iwalked me through a bunch of stuff even though it was not on an echo product an informed me that it was a NetGear problem. Amazon support called NetGear support (with me on the phone, too) and explained the problem to NetGear. NetGear opened a ticket which expired after 10 days because I had not paid for continued support after my initial 6 months. I was even able to go into the ticket and put a clear statement of the problem (because the NetGear support person had not stated it correctly) It was what I then used to begin this thread. 6 mos is a long time for no solution. I agree we should not have to pay for support for NetGear to fix a problem they created. it's their mistake, not ours. unbelievably frustrating. Amazon support went above and beyond to try to help me with something beyond their control!
Was Amazon able to get the issue resolved?