10-09-2023 07:22 PM
Have had this for a few years with near Zero issues. Then this week it constantly is going offline. I have rest it, full factory rest it and am less that 15 feet from my mesh hub. It connects for about 30 min and then goes off line. Power reads a solid 17v wires are secure. The green light is on and the button light is light blue. It doesn't ring or show video I am out of ideas.
Oddly when I first took it down to check it and plugged inbon a USB cable it seemed to work for the most part. Is there a way to run diagnostics?
10-13-2023 11:40 AM
Hi Brytech,
Yikes! Sorry to hear about that — let me take a look at this for you. A few questions:
i'll look forward to your response.
Best,
Zoe
10-18-2023 09:44 AM
I am experiencing this same issue with my original nest hello doorbell. I have also seen this is a recurring issue but not been able to locate a solution for this. I have been hesitant to open a ticket myself as my warranty has expired. I’ll keep an eye here in case you get lucky with a solution.
10-21-2023 05:46 PM
Mine crashed and burned the day you wrote this... I have done literally everything. It's just toast.
10-21-2023 05:42 PM
My Nest Hello just took a dive as well, 4 days ago. Today I have spent the entire morning troubleshooting this. I stuck my router right under it. I used my sons phone to hot spot, connected my phone to it and tried to "trick" the device like I have read about. I manually assigned and IP to the Hello mac address. I disabled the 5ghz channel on my router making the 2.4ghz the only available source. I finally pulled it out and powered it with a charger to no avail. Reset many times. No matter what I do, how close the router is, where it gets it's power, it gives me the same error code NC006 (3.1) (sometimes without the 3.1). Troubleshooting the code results in "... mistyped the password...". Sure, lol, only 86 times.
It seems the community specialist just gave you a preset list of questions completely missing the fact that this is a Nest Hello issue... I doubt many people have to climb a ladder to ring the doorbell. They also missed that you stated the power reads a solid 17v or they might not have asked about a plug. This seems to be on par with what I've read about Google Support, unfortunate. I was going to make a ticket but, never mind!
I also suspect you, like me, have had a running network with all google devices connected and operational for years and since none of your other products are having issues, NOR did you have issues before two weeks ago, it's likely not your network.
Google is ending support for Nest all over the place, Nest Secure, "Works with Nest", On Hub Router, the Nest Hub Max is losing features, The Nest app itself is rumored to be gone by about April, 2024, they have begun migrating the gen. 1 cameras over to the Google Home app but, with no ability to scrub through the footage, at least not yet.
I'm not sure I'll be replacing any google products. I'm getting IP cameras... at least we own them AND control the service. We don't have to worry about being shoved around to various apps and having features taken away.
To top it all off this is the support we get, I don't blame you for not answering. Sorry I couldn't help... actually, have you turned it off and on again? Ha ha, "IT Crowd" humor. Great show. Best of luck!
10-22-2023 06:36 AM
Support for Nest Secure and the older Dropcams is what's ending on April 8, 2024, NOT support for the Google Nest app: https://www.googlenestcommunity.com/t5/Blog/An-update-for-our-Nest-Secure-Dropcam-and-Works-with-Nes...
Google Nest is only letting customers on the "Public Preview" version of the Google Home app try out migrating their 1st gen indoor cameras to the Google Home app: https://www.googlenestcommunity.com/t5/Blog/Nest-Cam-Indoor-1st-gen-expanded-support-rolling-out-in-..., with a list of Nest app features that are not available in the Google Home app: https://support.google.com/googlenest/answer/13038234#zippy=%2Cnest-app-only-features (and that list is incomplete).