Echo Show Not Responding to Voice Commands

When your device won't work, or won't respond to voice commands, then there's no need to worry. The following troubleshooting methods will help you to fix Echo Show Not Responding issue.

Why Does My Echo Show Not Respond To Voice Commands?

You probably would rather fix the issue as soon as possible instead of staying annoyed about it. So let's examine the problem further and find ways to resolve it.

Various factors may be behind this Echo Show Not Responding problem. These factors may include a different power adapter, incorrect placement, unwanted sounds, and electronic device congestion. Whatever the reason, follow the steps listed below to resolve the issue.

• People usually manage a single power adapter with various devices, which could result in this Echo Show not responding to voice commands issues as each adapter outputs voltage differently. To avoid any damage and solve the problem, use the original power adapter.
• If your device is near a wall, you might want to consider changing its position.
• Make sure that the Alexa speaker and the Echo show are at least 3 feet away from the concrete wall.
• If you haven't cleaned your Echo Show in a while, you should do it now. You might have a clogged microphone route. Wipe it off!
• Dirt could have blocked the voice track, so Alexa isn't hearing you.
• When giving out voice commands, make sure that the environment does not contain any unwanted sounds.

Some Other Troubleshooting Steps:

• Additionally, keep your Echo show away from electronic devices such as TVs, radios, microwaves, and other devices that emit sound.
• If you still can't get your device to respond to your voice commands, try changing the wake word. To troubleshoot an unresponsive Alexa device, change the wake word. Aside from Alexa, you can also choose "Echo", "Amazon," "Computer" or “Ziggy”.
• If your Echo Show is not responding to voice commands, restarting it may help.
• Resetting the device to its factory settings is your last resort if all else fails. All your personal information, settings, and data will be erased. Hence, you will need to set up the device again from scratch.