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We JUST bought an Arlo Pro camera system with 2 cameras. While we were on vacation one of the cameras stopped working. The other one is working fine. I removed the device and tried to resynch, but it didn't work. I charged the camera until the blue light blinked, but it still won't sync to the base station. It just does nothing. There was no evidence that the battery was dead anyway (e.g. tons of video recording). The other one is still at 97%. It seems like maybe it just malfunctioned...
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When plugging in the charger, the blue light flashes for a few seconds and then goes out. After a number of hours, the blue light then turns on solid to show it's fully charged.
If it still wont sync with the base, power cycle the base and then try again.
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Try swapping batteries around to see if the issue follows the battery.
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OK, so I did power cycle the base station and now the camera has an intermittently blinking amber light. Thoughts?
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Did you try and resync with the base?
Try use the battery from the other camera.
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I power cycled the base station and then removed the battery on the camera and had to recharge it. I just fully recharged it yesterday, so not sure why it would be low. I put it back up on its location and it was working great. Now it's "offline" again. I saw on another thread that there were problems with the battery when it's cold out. Am I supposed to return this device? What's the deal??
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I had same issue with one of my 4 cameras. I am certain that the contacts in the camera where battery comes in contact are defective. If you move the contacts a bit it will make contact with battery and work for a while. I am returning mine for a new unit.
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Mine is doing the same exact thing very frustrating, want to throw it out the window. I've tried resetting the base station, camera, etc multiple times and still nothing.
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klooney,
What is the behavior of the LED indicator after installing the battery? Is there any different behavior when plugging the camera in using the charging cable?
JamesC
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I have four cameras - one stopped working about two weeks ago - I bought the system on Jan 6, 2017. I have tried to reSync and charge the camera but neither solved the problem.
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I ended up getting a replacement through netgear, the new camera has worked flawlessly.
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saltyfrogs13,
Please contact the Arlo Support Team to further investigate this issue. You will find several options for contacting support in the provided link.
JamesC