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Recently, my friend bought a Cricut Maker 3 to enhance her crafting experience. She was overjoyed when her Cricut Maker 3 finally arrived. The cutting machine looked amazingly eye-catching, she said. It included everything needed to create something intriguing, from colorful vinyl sheets to fine-point blades.
But, as she turned on the Maker 3 and laptop, one thing clicked in her mind: how to connect Cricut Maker 3 to Bluetooth. She was not certain how to use the cutting machine wirelessly. At first, she tried to connect the crafting machine to Bluetooth but could not get things done right. So, she called me, a Cricut expert, to help her do the Bluetooth setup on Maker 3. With my expertise, I successfully did the job, instilling confidence in her that she can now use her Maker 3 wirelessly. She thanked me, saying that bringing me over was worth it, laughed, and began crafting.
I can show you how I paired her Maker 3 to Bluetooth and gave her a chance to enjoy a wireless connection. But first, I want to highlight the common mistakes to avoid when connecting the machine to Bluetooth.
Mistakes to Avoid When Doing Bluetooth Setup on Cricut Maker 3
Mistakes to Avoid When Doing Bluetooth Setup on Cricut Maker 3
Connecting the Maker 3 machine to Bluetooth is an easy procedure that requires following the correct steps. But, it is important to be wary and address a few common mistakes when doing the steps:
Ensure that both your machine and the Design Space app are up to date. Outdated software can lead to connection issues.
Keep your machine within the recommended Bluetooth range (10-15 feet) for a reliable connection.
Certain operating systems, such as Windows 11, may have Bluetooth discovery problems. If this occurs, you must connect the machine to a system with a different OS.
If you skip any step or do not complete the pairing process entirely, then there can be connection failures.
Steps to Connect Cricut Maker 3 to Bluetooth
Steps to Connect Cricut Maker 3 to Bluetooth
Connecting your Maker 3 to Bluetooth is a hassle-free process when you know the proper instructions. No matter what OS or device you use, the process takes some minutes. In the end, you can enjoy great cutting convenience without any wires or cables.
Here is how to do the Bluetooth setup on your cutting machine:
Step 1: Take the power cord and plug one end into the back of the machine and the other into the power outlet.
Step 2: Next,press the power button. Wait for a while till the machine fully turns on.
Step 3: On your PC,click the Windows icon and then select the Settings option (the gear icon).
Step 4: On the left panel, go to Bluetooth & devices.
Step 5: Click on Add device, and toggle on Bluetooth; a list of devices will be shown.
Step 6: If your device isn’t listed, click Add Bluetooth or other device.
Step 7: After that, select Bluetooth, and your machine model will appear on the list.
Step 8: Click on your device, enter the PIN (0000), and then hit the Connect button.
Step 9: When you see a “Your Device Is Ready To Go!” screen, click on the Done button.
What If Cricut Maker 3 Does Not Connect to Bluetooth?
What If Cricut Maker 3 Does Not Connect to Bluetooth?
Is the Maker 3 refusing to connect to Bluetooth? If so, there is no need to worry; it is a common issue. There are solutions to get this fixed quickly. Here are some troubleshooting tips you must follow when the machine is unable to connect to Bluetooth:
Make sure your machine is powered on and is within 10-15 feet of range.
Restart your PC or mobile device.
Turn off the machine by holding the power button for 5 seconds, unplug it, and wait for a minute. After that, plug the machine back in and turn it on.
Check if your device is not connected to other Bluetooth devices (wireless speakers, headphones, etc.).If it is, disconnect them, as they might cause conflicts.
Confirm that the Wi-Fi and your device’s Bluetooth are on. Certain Cricut functions, like accessing Design Space, require an internet connection, so ensure your device is connected to Wi-Fi.
In your Bluetooth settings, remove the existing Cricut Maker 3 and then toggle Bluetooth off and back on. After that, repair the machine to your device.
Pair the machine with different devices, such as phones, tablets, or computers, to prevent a device-specific problem.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How to Connect Cricut Maker 3 to Bluetooth on iPhone/iPad?
Q: How to Connect Cricut Maker 3 to Bluetooth on iPhone/iPad?
To connect your crafting machine to Bluetooth on your Apple device, you must follow the steps below:
Tap on Settings on your device and click on Bluetooth.
If the Bluetooth is off, turn it on by pushing the toggle button.
After that, power on the crafting machine.
Wait for a few moments for your iOS device to detect the machine.
Tap on the machine model as you see it on the list to connect.
Unlike other devices, iOS devices usually do not require a PIN to connect.
Q: What if There Is No Bluetooth on My PC? What to Do?
Q: What if There Is No Bluetooth on My PC? What to Do?
Not all computers have built-in Bluetooth. If you want to connect Maker 3 to Bluetooth but your PC doesn't support it, you can connect it with a USB cable directly. Another alternative is a Bluetooth USB dongle, a small device that you can plug into a USB port, giving your PC Bluetooth capability.
Q: Is It Necessary to Reconnect Bluetooth Every Time?
Q: Is It Necessary to Reconnect Bluetooth Every Time?
The answer is no. If you have paired the Maker 3 once, your device should automatically reconnect the next time you turn on your device and the cutting machine. But you must make sure that both are within the recommended Bluetooth range.
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