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user64252ciunt
110 percent the same problem.Here's how you fix it.You send it back.You let them know in no uncertain terms that their product is absolute fucking garbage and you install one of their competitors.Then you message them to tell them that you've done so.Only when their bottom line is hit will they recognise their inferior product.You owe them nothing.
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29-10-2023 00:36:54
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user64252ciunt
110 percent the same problem.Here's how you fix it.You send it back.You let them know in no uncertain terms that their product is absolute fucking garbage and you install one of their competitors.Then you message them to tell them that you've done so.Only when their bottom line is hit will they recognise their inferior product.You owe them nothing.
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29-10-2023 00:36:54
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Tom_Ring
Hi @user64223. I suggest reaching out to our support team so they can work on this with you a bit more closely. Please send us a private message on Facebook @Ring or give our support team a call at one of the numbers available [here](https://support.ring.com/hc/en-us/articles/213608406#callus). If you are outside of the US, please visit [here ](https://support.ring.com/hc/en-gb/articles/213608406)to see how to contact support.
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31-10-2023 17:51:31
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user63258
I have the same issue. It is very frustrating. I have tried all of the suggestions but nothing worked.I am beyond frustrated with my Ring wired floodlight cams turning on and off constantly.I have two in my backyard and they are driving me crazy.One is unfortunately near the exhaust for my dryer so the light turns on and off multiple times when the exhaust comes out.I think that it is triggered by the heat of the exhaust via the light sensitivity of the light and not by the motion sensor but I am not sure.The other wired flood light cam I have in my backyard gets triggered over and over again whenever it rains and sometimes during snow. That particular light is on the side of my house and it is not covered by any roof overhang.Maybe the fact there is no roof overhang over that light is playing a part in the problem, but who knows?Regardless, the light should not be triggered by the rain. During a heavy rain storm the light literally will go on and off all night until the rain stops.I have tried ALL the suggestions from Ring representatives on the phone and what I have learned on message boards but they did not resolve the issues I am having with these lights.I have a regular Ring wired Motion floodlight (no camera) and it works fine.As I said, I suspect the problem I am having with the wired floodlight camera near my dryer exhaust is the light sensitivity function.I wish I could be able to TOTALLY turn off the light sensitivity—-and just have the regular motion sensor on for my floodlight camera near my dryer exhaust (so it operates more or less like the Floodlight Motion light without the camera)…please do this Ring.But even if I was able to turn off the light sensitivity totally, that would likely not help me as to my other light that gets triggered over and over again by the rain. It is beyond my comprehension as to why that light gets triggered over and over (and over) just from the rain.I cannot put these lights up myself and need to get an electrician to do it, so any change costs me a lot.To make matters worse for me, when I had the electrician install my lights, I had him make the manual switches inside my house into “dummy” switches to prevent the lights from being put off line in case someone turned the switch off by mistake.So now I cannot turn the lights off manually to prevent them from turning on and off over and over again if my dryer is on at night or if it rains at night. I guess I am the real “dummy”Help me Ring !!!
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31-01-2024 01:46:12
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