Installing Blink Doorbell Wired, With New 3 Hole Back Plate!

[@tko555]

Thank you for the video Helped me work out why my wall chime wasn't working 👍🏻

[@BusyBeeLiving]

Glad I could help

[@buuman7703]

My wiring is too short for my new doorbell to touch the back I’m not an electrician how do I use the extender?

[@SpeedyJBP]

Do you still need to replace the AA batteries when they wear off since this is wired installation?

[@logwind]

yes, the wiring just operates the chime. batteries are required for the video.

[@johnnymedeiros6696]

Do you keep the batteries in it even though it's now wired?

[@AcupunctureandTcm]

I'm trying to figure out the same thing

[@BusyBeeLiving]

Yes, the wiring on my first version wasn’t enough to power the doorbell, only connected it to the existing chime. So I did the same with this one.

[@nk3850]

May I ask why you put it on a separate system? I can’t seem to find anything online about why you might put it in a different system. Curious why you prefer it this way

[@hananshehadeh]

I have blink doorbell But I don’t have the chime and I wired it but it’s not working,do I have to have chime when I wired it?

[@logwind]

your house door chime needs to be connected to a 16V transformer.

[@logwind]

helpful. thanks!

[@BusyBeeLiving]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Yanksnroses99]

What if I can’t find the breaker to the doorbell?

[@champsolo3295]

Turn off the power to the entire house to be safe.

[@repkar5828]

So, the new one requires batteries vs the old one? this is baffling to me lol.