You can't... dealer was not an authorized seller...Hi,
IPC HFW 4421s bought on Amazon, dealer out of business.
How do I obtain warranty service, am I covered, bought in 2016.
Thank you,
Jeff
You can't... dealer was not an authorized seller...
dahua only honors warranties when you purchase from authorized dealers...as is common across many industries.So when a camera needs repair the dealer has to honor the warranty,not Dahua itself?
dahua only honors warranties when you purchase from authorized dealers...as is common across many industries.
nopeSo no Dahuas cameras sold on Amazon or Ebay will be eligible for warranty service, correct ?
no warranty...
what's wrong with the camera?
Have you tried the reset button? Do you get a link light on your switch when you plug it in?
Did water penetrate the connection?
link and activity don't mean the same thing. on some switches there are two lights, other solid for link flashing for activity.This model 4421s has NO tiny reset switch under the hood once you unscrew it like its predecessors, no activity light on the switch.
The camera's are generally pretty good, but ethernet connection is usually the weakest link. Using dielectric grease is often recommended to further waterproof.Not that I know of since all my other 20 dahuas are mounted outside.
I thought ip66/67 made them waterproof?
This particular camera has protection of the roof overhang so limited contact to direct elements would be minimal.
link and activity don't mean the same thing. on some switches there are two lights, other solid for link flashing for activity.
The rating does not apply to the ethernet and power connection...how did you seal them?Not that I know of since all my other 20 dahuas are mounted outside.
I thought ip66/67 made them waterproof?
This particular camera has protection of the roof overhang so limited contact to direct elements would be minimal.
The neighbours had a 4431 turret that played up after it had been installed for a while - we had to strip it and put a paperclip between pins 1 & 2 on the PCB for a minute or so - it may be worth trying that here too if there is no reset switch.
Once that was done it came back up with default settings and has been rock solid ever since.
power is required to reset a camera. on some cameras the board isn't populated with a reset switch, just pins.Do that with power supply connected?