Hi there!
It's frustrating that your Panasonic Eolia air conditioners aren't showing online in Google Home even though they're connected through the Eolia app. Here are a few things you can try to fix the issue:
Restart Everything:
- Power Cycle: Turn off your air conditioners at the breaker for a few minutes, then turn them back on. This can sometimes clear up communication glitches.
- Restart the Eolia App and Google Home app: Close the apps completely, then relaunch them on your phone.
- Reboot your phone: A simple phone restart can sometimes resolve app connectivity issues.
. Check the Eolia App Settings:
- Ensure Google Home Integration is Enabled: Make sure there's an option within the Eolia app to enable integration with Google Home. Double-check that this feature is turned on.
Verify Google Home Settings:
- Match Nicknames: Make sure the nicknames you assigned to your air conditioners in the Eolia app exactly match the names they have in Google Home.
- Google Assistant Permissions: Confirm that Google Assistant has permission to access location and other necessary features on your phone. These permissions might be required to communicate with your air conditioners.
Re-link the Accounts:
- Try unlinking your Eolia account from Google Home and then relinking them. This can sometimes refresh the connection.
Check for Compatibility Issues:
- While Panasonic Eolia models should generally be compatible with Google Home, there's a slight chance there might be a known incompatibility with your specific model or firmware version.
If none of these solutions work, it might be best to contact Panasonic support for further assistance.
Best,
Brandon.
