Ring makes some of the best home security cameras, including its best-known device, the Video Doorbell range. While the app handles most things, a physical indicator light is used as a fallback for those times the app won’t be connected. When the Ring Doorbell flashes a white light, it often indicates an error during the initial setup process. However, specific patterns are reserved for normal operations, such as firmware updates. In this guide, we’ll walk you through each white light pattern on the Ring Doorbell, explaining what they indicate and how to respond. What does a flashing white light mean on Ring Doorbell Image: Amazon All Ring Video Doorbells use the same patterns of LED lighting on the front of the device to indicate certain states to the user. These could be to indicate it’s ready for setup, or has an issue, or even to show normal operation. The only model with an additional indicator is the wired version, which has a lighting pattern indicating low voltage. Here’s all of the white light patterns that you could encounter with your Ring Doorbell. White light patternWhat it meansTroubleshooting tipsSpinningDoorbell is in set up mode, ready to connect to a Wi-Fi network. Usually only happens at first install or after a factory reset.Open the Ring app, navigate to your doorbell settings, and follow the instructions to enter setup mode and reconnect to your Wi-Fi network.If the White Light keeps spinning longer than 10 minutes, reset your Ring Doorbell’s Wi-Fi.SolidDoorbell is idle (only…Why is my Ring Doorbell flashing white