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Ring Keypad (Gen2) Battery Light Not Staying On or Blinking
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While the battery indicators in the app all show about 1/2 green, I decided to proactively charge all three of my Ring Alarm Keypads today. However, when I plug them into power, the green battery light only comes on momentarily, and then turns off...no blinking to indicate charging, and no solid green to indicate fully charged. This behavior is the same with all three keypads. They've all been plugged in now for about 15 minutes - no change. If I unplug & re-plug them, the same thing happens - battery light for a moment, then nothing. Am I missing something? Even if the batteries were fully charged, I'd expect to see a solid green. Does the lack of any battery indicator light mean there's a problem with the battery/keypad? Or is it simply not charging because it's already sufficiently charged (in which case I'd expect to see a solid green battery light)?

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01-01-2021 09:23:57

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  • S

    I am having the exact same issue. I have 2 keypads behaving the same way. Help

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    02-01-2021 04:34:36

    • M

      Hey there, neighbors! As long as you charge the Keypad for several hours, the battery level should be sufficient. Any lights that show once charged should only be due to activity or status. Depending on power mode options selected for the Keypad in your Ring app, the Keypad may or may not illuminate for certain statuses. Check out our [Community post](https://community.ring.com/t/how-it-works-alarm-keypad-1st-gen-lights-in-detail/289) which covers the Keypad lights and the differences in power save mode. I hope this helps! :)

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      04-01-2021 05:27:41

      • S

        @Marley_Ring , you have only pointed me to the source of my confusion (and, you've pointed us to the 1st Gen Keypad information, not 2nd Gen, although there may not be a difference in battery light behavior between the two). Here is the link to the page describing the 2nd Gen Keypad lights/indicators. [https://support.ring.com/hc/en-us/articles/360042894911-Ring-Alarm-Keypad-2nd-gen-Lights-and-Buttons-Explained](https://support.ring.com/hc/en-us/articles/360042894911-Ring-Alarm-Keypad-2nd-gen-Lights-and-Buttons-Explained) It clearly states that the battery light **should be blinking green while charging**. Hence my question. My battery light is not blinking green during charging (nor is it remaining solid green, like the 1st Gen Keypad explanation indicates, when it is fully charged). So, I'm looking for a response that doesn't merely point to the instructions/information that I've already read (several times).

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        18-02-2021 05:40:21

          T

          Hi @Shl. Happy to chime in for Marley. If your Keypad is not responding with the correct LED lights, you can try to reboot your Keypad to see if that will cause it to behave normally. To reboot it, simply use the provided pushpin and tap the reset button on the Keypad and allow about 30 seconds before plugging in again. If after performing these steps your Keypad is still not showing the LED light pattern as expected, reach out to our support team for the next best steps. Please give our support team a call at one of the numbers available [here](https://support.ring.com/hc/en-us/articles/213608406). 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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          19-02-2021 05:22:35

      • C

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        29-09-2022 06:44:15

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