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Both of my Pro 3 floodlights have some condensation on the lens after a heavy rain. This has happened with a couple of my other (non-Arlo) cameras before - I’ve usually been able to solve the problem by bringing the camera inside and letting it dry out for several days. Just wondering if anyone has done something similar with an Arlo camera. Thanks!
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Are the cameras exposed directly to rain/moisture or under an eave? When installing the battery, do you press on the camera face until you get a click? Is the O-ring still present around the camera face and in good shape?
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