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Should I be using a Pro Power Kit V2
Sorry new to the community group and have not found something that fully answers my questions. I have one mechanical doorbell that rings for both front and back doors. I installed a Ring Doorbell (not sure the model) hard-wired (no battery ) to the front door wires and all was good. I did the same to the back door with an older Ring doorbell that does have a battery but hardwired. Most features did not work so I assumed and read about the power. I inserted that battery and figured I would run the back door with a battery and left it hard wired. Cold get here and I am getting a critically low battery for the front that is hardwired and does not have a battery. Have tried resetting it and reinstalling it but still critical low so now it have reverted back to just ringing the old doorbell, not alerting my phone or Alexa. So 1) how can I get rid of the critical low battery and 2) does it sound like I need a Power Adapter kit? Hope I was able to explain this well. Thanks
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19-02-2021 16:56:26
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Thank you! The side door states a Ring Video Doorbell 3 Plus (hardwired and battery) and the front door (hardwired) just says Ring Video Doorbell
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19-02-2021 19:38:21
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Murray
Hi, it’s worth confirming which Ring doorbell models you have at the front and back. If you are not sure it’s easy to find out...Select Doorbell settings > Device Health > Device Health report (at the bottom).You will then see your Doorbell model listed: “Your Ring Doorbell ???? Is on line”
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19-02-2021 19:17:52
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