This is concerning the TP-link plug in that you can use with Alexia to turn on household appliances. I have lost my instructions.

How to make my TP-Link Kasa Device work with Amazon ...

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Feb 27, 2023 - Wireless connection could have been lost. Try reboot the device and re-discover on Alexa. · Internet access on your router could be unavailable.

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Lights as well.

pull out the power plug at back for 30 seconds . or at power point

I went google and typed in--alexia answering system-- and got the amazon page wirecutter.com
the system is a voice controlled system for amazon echo where you just say alexia , then give it a command to do something in the house
it reads as a very basic system and still very much a work in progress so if you are not getting answers to your questions maybe you are expecting more that the system is capable of
anyway from what the information about alexia and how it is open to interference by hackers I wouldn't be bothered with it
read the information from wirecutters.com

Is the check engine light on , or any other lights ?

Chart 5

• Unique Idle Concerns:
  • Fast Idle
• Additional Drivability Concerns:
  • Diesels/Runs On

Note: If vehicle runs normally after the ignition key is turned OFF, check for damaged ignition switch, IGN RUN circuit short to power, VPWR circuit short to power, etc. Refer to applicable Wiring Diagram and/or Workshop Manual.
SYSTEM/COMPONENT REFERENCE (Section 5 Pinpoint Test unless noted)

• Base engine air leaks, including proper sealing of intake manifold and components/vacuum lines attached to intake air (such as the PCV, EGR or IAC valve/vacuum lines).

• Visual, Engine System - General Information Section 303 of the Workshop Manual.

• Verify engine operates at normal temperature.

• Visual (refer to Symptom Index, or Engine Cooling Section 303 of Workshop Manual, to diagnose any cooling system concerns that are present).

• Fast idle concerns:
• Key on, engine off, monitor TP MODE PID while wiggling TP sensor circuits. TP MODE PID can also be monitored during vehicle drive. With throttle closed, TP MODE PID must be C/T (closed throttle).

• TP Mode PID is not C/T with throttle closed: NOTE: At vehicle start, the TPREL will begin at about 1.25 volts, and count down to the lowest TP V value seen since engine start. If the TP V value goes below the "normal" range, then increases again, TPREL will set to the lower voltage. If TP V is about 0.04 volts greater than the TPREL value at closed throttle, the PCM will go into part throttle mode.
  
• Monitor TP V and TPREL PIDs for sudden changes while checking for intermittent TP circuit/connector concerns. Also check for loose/worn throttle plates. If no concern is found, GO to Z1 in Section 5.

• Intake Air System (air leaks)

• GO to HU1

• Idle Air Control (IAC) System

• GO to KE1

• Additional Testing

• GO to Z1

Do you know what these thing's are that I have listed above ? Mostly the TP - throttle position sensor . These are known to cause this type of problem . Has it ever been changed before ?

It needs to be configured as a repeater first.


http://www.tp-link.com.au/article/?id=397

Open following link for large print instructions, and specific wiring step.
Read the additional help for step by step action.
http://waterheatertimer.org/Program-wire-Utilitec-0192773.html#wiring

The 'wire from fixture' means the wire that goes to the light.
One of the two wires that previously connected to switch is 'wire from fixture.'

The wire that goes to light will not show any power when it is disconnected from switch, and will not test positive or negative.

Single phase household electricity does not test positive or negative.
Household electricity is AC current which means the electricity is an oscillating wave that reverses direction either 50 or 60 times per second, depending on which country you reside.

For example each electrical appliance, like TV or treadmill, has small rating sticker, and in US, the rating sticker will show 60Hz. This is 60 cycles per second. A 60Hz appliance will not work in India or New Zealand or other countries that have 50Hz electricity.

Batteries are DC current and will test positive or negative.
Household electricity is AC current and does not test positive or negative.
Open following link for general illustration of household wiring:
http://waterheatertimer.org/See-inside-main-breaker-box.html

put it on fire ur product :@

1) Lift TP lever and lower back down to dislodge anything stuck in valve
2) Replace TP valve with generic one from hardware store

Steps for replacing valve are shown on link below
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-replace-TP-valve.html

DO any of these error conditions show up on the front panel display?

Front-Panel Lights and Error Conditions
Light Turns Off During Startup If:
RECEIVE The downstream receive channel cannot be acquired
SEND The upstream send channel cannot be acquired
ONLINE IP registration is unsuccessful
POWER The SBG900 is not properly plugged into the
power outlet
OR
Light Turns Off During Normal Operation If:
RECEIVE The downstream channel is lost
SEND The upstream channel is lost
ONLINE IP registration is lost
POWER The SBG900 is unplugged

If you rent or lease your SBG900 Contact your cable service provider.
If you own your SBG900 Call 1-877-466-8646 for technical and warranty support. Support is available
24 hours a day, seven days a week.