How to Fix a Doorbell | The Home Depot

Repairing a doorbell may seem complex, but it’s usually a simple project that only requires a few replacement parts. Read our guide to find about more about how to fix a doorbell and other tips on doorbell troubleshooting: thd.co/3CCzLZC
Most of the electrical components run on a low-voltage circuit, so you may not need to hire an electrician if the unit needs to be rewired.
Safety tip: When working with exposed wires, wear electrician's gloves. Turn off the power at the circuit breaker when indicated in the steps below.
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How to Fix a Doorbell | The Home Depot
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[@Marco-te3mp]

Thanks it work. 😊

[@mr.kwamid-86_43]

Will give this a go in the summer. Thanks.

[@Vunderbread]

I have a non-functioning doorbell, and two chimes inside the house, one upstairs one downstairs. The chime upstairs is hot, every wire is on. Chime downstairs is cold though, no current. Could that be the culprit? Fixing that chime could perhaps fix the entire system? That's my hunch

[@ramyg5037]

Terrible video .. doesn’t say which terminals to check for voltage 1:35

[@rodolfomelgoza4591]

That's what I thinking.