@Solla-topee 

Thank you. I don't have any issues with Kasa App. It's on Google Home side I am having this issue. I have 25 switches. Its not fun😄. I regret trusting TP link. Thank you. 

  @Solla-topee 

Thank you so much for continued efforts. I commend you for this.

Guess what! After your latest post I went to Google Home to unlink Kasa switches and you know what - all the switches are gone from Google Home! Now I am back to square one😄. I will have to connect them one by one again. I will work on them during the weekend. 

ZiaZ wrote

  @Solla-topee 

Thank you so much for continued efforts. I commend you for this.

 

Guess what! After your latest post I went to Google Home to unlink Kasa switches and you know what - all the switches are gone from Google Home! Now I am back to square one😄. I will have to connect them one by one again. I will work on them during the weekend. 

  @ZiaZ, @Solla-topee recommended a very logical troubleshooting approach.

1. Confirm the tplink devices are first accessible over the internet, via the Kasa app and data only (NOT wifi).   If the devies are working on the Kasa app over the internet, then the issue is related to the connection of the tplink to Google Home service or something in between.

2. Simple basic stuff like fully closing the Google Home app, shutting down restarting your phone, clearing your Google Home cache and those sort of things.  one should be familiar with those sort of thngs before leaping into smart home devices..

Removing land re-adding links between service is more of a last resort step as of course the tplink devices will get removed with the account   I've had my fair share of quirks with Kasa devices and software.. but I understand tthe issues are quite common with smart home devices and software from all vendors

My  suggestion is to keep the organization simple.  I use a name schema of Floor-Room-Direction(N/S/W/E)-Type(Outlet,Switch,Bulb) etc...