Arlo baby monitor battery keeps dying and have to swap the charger. Tried restoring factory settings
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Hello,
I have two Arlo baby monitors and I absolutely love them. Unfortunately both aren’t working. The battery in one keeps dying and I have swapped the charger to a brand new one (not Arlo) but still nothing. I have restored factory settings and it works for a day or so but then the battery dies again. Now completely dead.
The other one has been doing the same and also saying not connected to the internet when all connections are working fine. Then the battery also dies.
Can someone please help? We are so reliant on these monitors for our two young babies and they are the best so really hard when they don’t work.
Thanks!
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Hi GeorgieG,
How long are your batteries going for till it dies? The expected battery life can range from three hours of night-time use to six hours of daytime use. You can read more about it here: What is the expected battery life for Arlo Baby?
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I would suggest to contact the Support Team to further investigate this issue. You will find several options for contacting support in the provided link.
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