The timer alarm won't stop unless I actually click the notification banner that appears. "Hey Siri stop the timer" won't help either, cause I get the response "there is nothing to stop here". Other than that Siri works fine.
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 13.2
Hello there,
Thank you for getting back to me. Unfortunately, these don’t quite answer to initial question. All
my devices are updated and they all respond to Siri commands and everything is fine. Except the timer.
Hello there,
Thank you for getting back to me. Unfortunately, these don’t quite answer to initial question. All
my devices are updated and they all respond to Siri commands and everything is fine. Except the timer.
Also in the article it says that devices communicate so just responds to “Hey siri” but often both the Mac and the iPhone respond at the same time. I did everything the troubleshooting suggests —> no joy
Hi FryinDutchman,
It sounds like you may have multiple devices responding to your Siri commands. Here's a resource on How 'Hey Siri' works with multiple devices.
If this isn't the case here's some troubleshooting that should help:
"Make sure your Mac is connected to the internet. Choose Apple menu 
> System Settings, then click Network 
in the sidebar. (You may need to scroll down.)
Make sure Siri is turned on. Choose Apple menu > System Settings, click Siri & Spotlight 
in the sidebar (you may need to scroll down), then turn on Ask Siri on the right.
Note: If you can’t turn on Siri, Screen Time Content & Privacy Restrictions may be preventing you from using it. A family organizer for a Family Sharing group can set up Screen Time for a child and restrict access to Siri & Dictation. See Change App Restrictions settings in Screen Time.
Make sure your Mac has a microphone and that it’s not obstructed by your clothing, body, or other objects.
If you’re using an external microphone, check that it’s connected to your Mac, selected in Sound settings, and that its input volume is set high enough.
Choose Apple menu > System Settings, click Sound 
in the sidebar (you may need to scroll down), click Input, then drag the “Input volume” slider.
If you’re using a Mac that supports “Hey Siri,” make sure the lid on your laptop is open. (You can also use “Hey Siri” when your supported Mac is locked or in sleep.)"
You can take a look at the full resource here: If Siri on Mac doesn’t work as expected - Apple Support
If things persist you can reach out for additional support here: Get Support
Take care.
Hello FryinDutchman,
Thanks for the update. As the issue remains, and you've check your settings we'd recommend reaching out to Apple Support directly to further assist.
Contact - Official Apple Support
Contact Apple for support and service - Apple Support
Best.
Siri won’t stop timer
