We cannot get doorbell to ring with either button, only with test button.Plus, we could only get 2 diff chime sounds Call (937)935-4042!
1714699
I was very unhappy with the unit and returned it a week or two after the purchase
1714700
I would look and see if the battery protector strip is removed and that the batteries are in correctly. Secondly I would turn the unit off by taking the batteries out and starting over. You might to use the reset button. Good luck.
1714701
I was able to get my unit to ring,but only last a day then you have to reset it again, It sounds like you have defective unit. I would return it for your money back or a better unit. My unit starts ringing if I use my cordless phone!
1714702
Sounds like you have a defective product. Exchange for another. The one we have works well
1714703
I could not get the push button box to open in order to put the battery in it. It shows a picture of a paper clip inserted in a little hole on the top of it but that doesn't do anything. I had to use a screwdriver to pry it open and it damaged the item. I don't link this unit at all. I have used countless wireless door bells in my life and they are supposed to be very simple to set up.
617115
Yes, that's what I did in my house. I bought two of these, so I had two push buttons and two ringer units. I set one button to ring as "Door # 1" on each ringer unit, and set the second button to ring as "Door # 2". I did that so that if someone comes to either of my exterior doors, I get notified both upstairs and downstairs. You could actually have MORE units than two, as well. Hope that answers your question.
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The EastAcc DoorBell has lots of songs that it can play, I haven't gone through all of them. The default song or bell tone is ding-dong twice. It is possible to step through the different songs by pushing the "notes" button. Among the many songs is "Happy Birthday To You," and "Jingle Bells." Some others I don't recall the names.
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No. We had to get our neighbor (who is a builder) to come over and cut out a small part of the molding where the doorbell button was to be placed. I really like this doorbell button, however. It's different and adds charm to our home. I just read David B.'s response. Sounds as if we didn't have the same doorbell. We were replacing a wired doorbell, but this doorbell button would not fit into the space.
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YES --- this appears to be just a wireless push button. The Honeywell wireless doorbell comes with a cheaper looking push button. This is a nicer looking push button that can be added to the system. In all, the system can have 6 input devices (push buttons, motion detectors, etc) and each device can be assigned a different ring tone.
1967893
Sounds like you are replacing your existing 2-note chime where you have a transformer connecting the door push button and 2 wires to the chime. Two options: 1) rewire or 2) use existing wires with 2- 9V batteries. If you opted for batteries option, you need to connect one wire to terminal F and the other wire to terminal 1 as shown in diagram on the bell, then install the 2 batteries. Tell us how you make out. Good luck.
778413
I don't think so. There are 2 'ringers' but they both work off the same doorbell button.
1854333
This is only the button. If your existing chime is functioning to your liking, this button will not affect it positively or negatively.
595244
I don't know about programing the sounds you want but, the bell has two buttons which have two different sounds. I am using the bells that the company programed in. Hope this will help you.
1216606
Not a clue our chimes are wired in ... Sorry I wish I knew the answer ... but the doorbell is beautiful!
28128
I would think so as each receiver could be programmed to that same doorbell button. One receiver would not know about the other. That is my GUESSS, but I think that it is a logical conclusion.
1017070
The unit does have a button on the front, so yes, it would work both ways in that respect. However, there would be a couple of issues if used for both. 1.) The same chime would have to be used for both occurrences 2.) The unit is not waterproof, and shouldn't be used outdoors and 3) If you put this near a door, I don't think guests would necessarily think its a door bell. Hope this helps.
2074957
The button you push can not ne changed, but the plate below that says "doorbell" can be changed.
2160521
I have not been able to. There may be a way but as far as i know the two buttons ring exactly the same. The tunes are a bit cartuneish... I had to go thru a bunch of the available tunes in order to find one that wasn't.... too annoying. Old susanna just isn't a tune i want to hear when there is someone at the door... Especailly if the person at the door is Susanna!
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Just take a steak knife or tiny flat screw driver and there is a slot on one end of the doorbell button and you just need to push it in and slide the cover off the same direction as you have it pushed in. Then you can remove the doorbell and replace the battery and slide it right back on the easiest thing to do. :) I hope this helps.
1859452
That I'm unsure of sorry. You might have to find another solution that has more features, this one looks to be simple and rightfully so for a doorbell. Alternate option is putting 2 or 3 doorbells at the front and put a note to ring all of them :-) I think that would be fun.
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I seem to remember that my door chime did not work when it was connected the same way as the original door chime was connected. I seem to remember that both the + and - leads from the transformer had to be connected to the new door chime, in addition to connecting the 2 leads coming from the door button. I do not use a back door button.