The flashing of a Ring Floodlight is often a sign of a dying battery. To resolve this issue, charge the battery. To do this, push the white button on the battery compartment to open it, then push the release tab and pull out the battery.

Finally, if you see a white light flashing on the left side, this means the doorbell has encountered a nonspecific kind of error. You'll probably need to contact support for that one. Ring doorbells don't have a display, so if you can't connect to it, the only way it can communicate with you is its light ring.

If you've just taken your Ring doorbell out of the box and are setting it up, then you'll swiftly become familiar with one of its first major patterns: a white, spinning light. This is actually one of the few patterns on a Ring LED indicator that isn't indicating some kind of problem or update.

When your Base Station is updating, the ring of light will glow blue with a spinning yellow indicator. After a factory reset, a solid orange circle with a blue dot spinning clockwise indicates that a software update is in progress. When your system is alarming, the ring light on your Base Station flashes red. Pairing Light Patterns