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1. Could be as simple as the button itself.

Thu Sep 6, 2012, 07:55 AM

Sep 2012

Take the button off, take those 2 wires coming from the transformer and check them with a voltmeter (don't worry, its only 12, maybe 24 volts).

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Doorbell problems [View all] NNN0LHI Sep 2012 OP

Could be as simple as the button itself. ret5hd Sep 2012 #1

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The doorbell is still working. ahg Sep 2012 #3

Loose wiring or transformer Warpy Sep 2012 #5

Thanks to you and everyone else for the help NNN0LHI Sep 2012 #6

15minutes? Bah! Hassin Bin Sober Sep 2012 #7

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