Ring Floodlight Cam Camera Module Replacement
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Last updated on Jun 25, 2026
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓Follow this guide to replace the camera module for the Ring Floodlight Cam. The camera module plays a critical part in the Ring Floodlight Cam, providing high-definition 4k or 1080p surveillance video footage, recording based on motion activation, and audio in real time.
Disclaimer - This guide involves the drilling of the device shell, which can lead to exposure of various weathering implications if said drill holes are not repaired before use again. As a recommendation, outside resources/products such as weathering tape (ex: Gorilla All Weather Tape) or waterproof sealant putty (ex: Flex Paste) can be used to seal the damage.
Warning - If attempting to remove screws without drilling use a low profile wrench instead of a screwdriver and unless other attempts to remove screws non-destructively have failed follow the guide as originally instructed.
What you need
Tools
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Remove the 2mm screws with a Phillips 00 screwdriver from the base connector.
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Unscrew the 2mm screws on the metal baseplate with a Phillips 00 screwdriver.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order and before inserting power supply fill the drill holes with plastic putty.
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