Introduction
Do you need to reset your Ring Doorbell? Sometimes, your Ring Doorbell may not work right. Resetting can help fix many problems. This guide will help you reset your Ring Doorbell.
Why Reset Your Ring Doorbell?
There are many reasons to reset your Ring Doorbell. Here are some common reasons:
- Your Ring Doorbell is not connecting to Wi-Fi.
- You want to give the device to someone else.
- Your Ring Doorbell is not recording video.
- The device is not responding.
Preparation
Before you reset your Ring Doorbell, you need to prepare. Here are the steps:
- Make sure you have the Ring app installed on your phone.
- Ensure your phone is connected to the internet.
- Locate the reset button on your Ring Doorbell.
Resetting Ring Doorbell (Battery-Powered)
Follow these steps to reset a battery-powered Ring Doorbell:
- Remove the doorbell from its mount.
- Find the orange button on the back of the device.
- Press and hold the orange button for 20 seconds.
- Release the button after 20 seconds.
- Your doorbell will restart and reset.
Resetting Ring Doorbell (Wired)
Follow these steps to reset a wired Ring Doorbell:
- Locate the setup button on the side of the device.
- Press and hold the setup button for 15 seconds.
- Release the button after 15 seconds.
- Your doorbell will restart and reset.
After the Reset
After resetting, you need to set up your Ring Doorbell again. Here are the steps:
- Open the Ring app on your phone.
- Tap on “Set Up a Device.”
- Select “Doorbells” from the list.
- Follow the in-app instructions to complete the setup.
Troubleshooting Tips
If your Ring Doorbell is still not working, try these tips:
- Make sure your Wi-Fi signal is strong.
- Check if the doorbell has enough power or charge.
- Restart your Wi-Fi router.
- Contact Ring support for further help.
Conclusion
Resetting your Ring Doorbell is easy. Follow the steps and tips in this guide. Your Ring Doorbell will be up and running again. If you still face issues, Ring support can help.