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.

A quickly flashing blue light with a flashing white light indicates that the Ring device has been reset to default factory settings. Top-half flashing blue. During setup, this means that you entered the wrong password or there are other Wi-Fi connection issues. You can fix this by re-entering the Wi-Fi password or selecting a different network.

If one or more of your Floodlights is flashing on and off: Check your light's connection to wired power. Check the area around your light. There may be something triggering its motion sensors. Check your motion sensitivity controls in the Ring app. They may be set too high for your layout. Learn how.

If your Ring Doorbell keeps flashing after it's already charged, check your network connection. Flashing blue light moving upward. If the flashing blue light starts at the bottom of the Ring and flashes upwards, your doorbell is trying to connect to a network.