Fix 1: Reset HomePod
While you can easily reset your HomePod from the Home app, the process becomes a little complex if your device isn’t appearing in the app. For this, you can use the steps below to complete the reset process.
Step 1: Unplug the power adapter for your HomePod or HomePod Mini. Wait for around 10-20 seconds and plug it back in.
Step 2: Wait 10 seconds and touch and hold on top of the HomePod. White spinning light should turn Red. Lift your finger when you hear three beeps and Siri talks about resetting the HomePod.

Fix 2: Enable Home in iCloud
Open the Settings app on your iPhone. Go to your profile and select iCloud. Expand Show All and enable the Home app in iCloud.



Note: It may take a while for the HomePod to appear on your iPad and Mac’s Home app.
Fix 3: Reinstall the Home App
You can reinstall the Home app on your iPhone and check if the HomePod shows up.
Long-press on the Home app and select Remove app. Then Tap Delete app. Now Head to the App Store and install the Home app.

Fix 4: Restore HomePod With a Mac or PC
If the tricks above don’t work, you can use your Mac or PC to restore HomePod.
Step 1: Use the supplied USB-C cable and connect your HomePod to a Mac or PC. Open Finder on the Mac or the latest iTunes app on Windows. Select your HomePod and hit Restore HomePod.

Note: Your Mac or PC sends an alert when the restore process completes on the HomePod.
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Last updated on 23 August, 2024
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