Hi @user72658. There are various reasons why a device might not connect to wifi. If your router is dual-band and the networks share the same network name and wifi password, it may help to split the bands. The Ring Doorbell (2nd Gen) is only compatible with 2.4GHz networks.

Additionally, we have various troubleshooting steps for setup failures here as well. That Help Center article addresses the common issues you may run into during the setup process. If those troubleshooting steps don’t help, please give our support team a call at one of the numbers available here. You can also get in touch with our support team on Facebook @Ring.

Mine stopped working due to WiFI issues after the first 3 days out-of-box. No alarms or communications whatsoever! My RING Gen 2 Health Signal Strength says RSSI-70 at a time when battery is still showing as 90% fully charged. Latest App firmware installed.

The Wifi is 2.4GHz. and the router is 9 yards from RING. All other products in the house upstairs and downstairs report a good wifi connection.

It is like the RING has a pre-program’d catchall to promote the sale of Pro RINGS with full wifi capablity. Is the RING Gen 2 wifi circuit slugged with a resistor that can be removed?

Hi @Midori-2. As mentioned by Caitlyn, if the steps mentioned in the solution do not help, reach out to our support team for further assistance. Also, we do not recommend removing anything internally from your Ring device, as it can void its warranty.

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