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How is the WiFi signal to the doorbell? Is there anything near the doorbell that also uses the 2.4GHz band (not just WiFi)? Can you move the base closer to the doorbell without causing issues with the other cameras? Sometimes just moving the base away from the router helps. What is your house construction? How many walls must the signal pass through? Any metal objects in or on the wall that could be blocking the signal?
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We're having the very same issue, keeps going offline, we've reset it numerous times, still goes offline several times. Our signal strength to camera is 71% so I would hope that would be sufficient, also it was working fine for 2 months, this just started about 3 weeks ago, it's getting very annoying. Nothing else is having an issue loosing connection, just the video doorbell. Maybe they need to push an update?
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Charmed79,
When this happens, does it reconnect on it's own or do you have to do something specific to get it back online?
JamesC
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I have had to kill the power to it a few times, but that's a pain, usually it reconnects on its own, but the past few weeks has been more and more frequent, and the past few days it reconnects after several minutes, and then it's gone again. I just restarted everything we have this morning, router, doorbell camera and anything else connected. Trying to see if that helps, I wish the app alerted me when the camera went offline, it's a pain to open the app to check camera, only to find out its not working. It worked beautifully for literally the first 2 full months.
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Ok, so something is really screwed up, so far camera seems ok, but I'm no longer getting rich notifications, I'm only getting alerts that there was motion, but no thumbnail, and we are subscribed to the plan, I just made sure it was still active, when I go to settings, it shows the camera as not active and won't let me active it for the notifications. Those were working as of yesterday,at least for as long as the camera stayed connected. Any idea what's wrong? Edit: uninstalled the app, reinstalled, it then let me add the camera back for the notifications, but why did they just turn off?
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Pesdel01,
Losing connectivity is generally a symptom of poor signal strength or interference. What does the WiFi signal strength indicator show for the doorbell when it is connected?
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It's not the signal, we've covered that, everything has full connection and is at most 20-25 feet from our router, nothing else on our network ever has connection issues, and there is nothing close to our camera or the security light hub. It's definitely arlo.
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Pesdel01,
This is not typical behavior for the Arlo Video Doorbell and could indicate a deeper issue. Please contact the Arlo Support Team to further investigate. You will find several options for contacting support in the provided link.
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I've tried support 3 times now with absolutely no help whatsoever. All they did was tell me to do the exact same things I had already tried, and then they stopped replying all 3 times. I thought this was a place to help without needing to contact support?
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I wasn't aware either, they never mentioned it having a battery, because of it needing to be hardwired. Good luck with the new one!
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OK, after much research I think I resolved it. The house has a router at the back and an access point at the front, where the Doorbell sits. I suspected some form of conflict occurring between the access point and the router, which whilst very weak would still be delivering a signal to the doorbell.
I had the Router manually set to Channel 1 and the Access Point to Channel 6. General rule of thumb is keep 3 channels between the 2, but I thought I would try a bigger spread, configuring the Access point to operate on Channel 12.
So far, 4 days without any hitch.
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Good luck, hopefully that works for you. Unfortunately we only have the router and still having issues, ours worked fine for months before our issues started.
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My doorbell takes itself offline randomly throughout the day. It’s annoying. I have to go to modes ad re-arm it.
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Hi AdrienneA,
I too had this problem and I believe it was conflict on my home network. The Doorbell was connecting via a WiFi Access point even though I had the Access Point operating on separate channels from main WiFi router I think conflicts were still arising. I suspect it would drop from the AP and try and connect to the main router which was obviously quite a weak signal, then it would disconnect from the network. The fix for me was to replace the WiFi access point with a much higher quality AP. This fixed the issue and have had 100% stable and connected Doorbell since.
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Ok, so on the recommendation of someone from another site, I have turned off band steering in our router settings. So far it's been 5 days with no drops, no restarting, and the video feed also comes up much faster with less lag. I don't want to jinx myself, so hoping that has been the issue all a long. To anyone with a router that has band steering turned on, try turning it off and see how it works. I wish someone from Arlo would have mentioned that, I even told them what router we had and the settings that were being used. We should not have to go elsewhere for help with their products.
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I finally talked to someone at Arlo, who recommended I reload the software and reboot my phone at least once/week. I did, and now it goes offline, or says it appears to be offline, but it arms itself up again pretty quickly. I think their software is buggy.
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I have same issue, installed doorbell 3 days ago, it worked perfect for 2 days, now I see this message on the app: "Your doorbell is not connected". Full wifi signal, and nothing nearby to interfere with. Is it only a full reset which could help?
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