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  ado_dado83

  I guess no one responds here anymore. I asked a question as well and nothing back yet. And can’t call Ring for help.

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  15-08-2020 03:44:11

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  QuestionMan

  Indeed the correct answer is to not have to buy a new floodlight full price cause the bulbs burned out Go for a regular floodlight and get a nest outdoor cam. Comes out cheaper and the bulbs are replaceable

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  17-08-2020 08:20:09

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  QuestionMan

  The proper solution was to contact the staff as they said and explain your situation. They gave me a fair discount once I explained my situation (and the fact I have several products from them) Trying to fix it on your own will not only void warranty but youll lose the ability to turn lights on/off remotely etc. HI-YA

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  02-12-2020 04:44:03

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  MoBrown

  Thank you, will do... > @QuestionMan wrote: > > The proper solution was to contact the staff as they said and explain your situation. They gave me a fair discount once I explained my situation (and the fact I have several products from them) > > > > Trying to fix it on your own will not only void warranty but youll lose the ability to turn lights on/off remotely etc. > > > > HI-YA > >

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  02-12-2020 06:34:11

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  Bustedagain

  This has been an issue with ring for 5 or 6 years now. Every 3 years or so you need to replace them. I just replaced my front floodlight cam after owning it for 3 years and a couple months. Now my side floodlight cam the lights are strobing. Both cams are fine it just cheap China crap components in the floodlights. With all the money they make off if these things you think they could do better in quality control and fix this issue after 6 years.

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  16-02-2024 02:13:45

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