I need a replacement backplate for my wyze doorbell pro. A vandal broke it off the fence. I reached out to wyze, and this was their response “As of now, we don’t have a replacement for the mounting kit. We would like to offer a $5 Wyze Gift Card instead.” I looked on Amazon and Etsy but couldn’t find a similar type (with the hooks). If you know of one, can you please let me know?
Very sorry to hear of your situation. Were you using the 3M mounting plate or the plate that screws in?
I have done a fair amount of searching but not finding much that is 3rd party.
But I imagine with a well placed couple of drilled holes you could use the 3M mounting plate if you have it left over somewhere.
The 3D printer option may be a better option for some, but I wanted the Wasserstein solar panel for the doorbell that I use on my gate (Wyze doesn’t sell one). When I looked into ordering it, I realized it came with a slightly thicker backplate, so the USB cable can fit behind the doorbell. This was excellent, because my backplate was broken in half by the number of times I had to take the doorbell off to recharge it. Now I have a new backplate AND I don’t need to take the doorbell off to charge it.
I mount my doorbell on a 45 degree side wedge, so I needed the holes in the backplate. The 3D printed model listed here lacks the screw holes to allow me to attach it to the wedge. The thicker backplate has the screw holes, so you can attach it to the wall with screws or attach it to a wedge, This was the best solution for me. I added photos to my review on the Wasserstein Solar Panel for the Wyze Video Doorbell Pro item on their website.
Where did you find the back plate sir, I had the same problem, some kids tried to snatch and go but didn’t fully get it off but broke the top two latches off so it has to be taped back or it piviots on the bottom two left.
Hi! By any chance have you printed more of the backplate that uses the 3m. I’m moving and the 2 back plates broke on me when trying to remove them. I unfortunately don’t have a 3d printer at my disposal.
FYI, a lot of libraries now offer 3D printing, sometimes a certain amount for free each month, and sometimes just for the cost of the filament used. It might be worth checking the library from your pre-move location and the one at your new location.
There are also usually local 3D printing shops that can print any file for you. Maybe check a directory like https://www.hubs.com/
There are also online 3D printing Services. Some popular choices include:
So even if R.Good doesn’t have an extra, you’re not out of luck. There are lots of ways to 3D print something, sometimes for free or just the cost of the filament.