Posted by SDE on November 26, 2015 at 17:10:30 from (184.158.26.49):
It was removed for painting and I thought it would be easy enough to remember where the wires go. I was wrong again. There are three pairs of wires coming out of the wall. One is from the front door doorbell switch and another from another door. The third wire is from the transformer?. One terminal is marked front and one is back. The center terminal marked Trans.. So I have six wires to go on three terminals. two white wires that go to the doorbell switches were connected to each other, and not to a terminal. that still left four wires to go to three terminals. I put each red wire to the terminals marked front and back. That left just two wires to go to the trans. terminal. One is white and one is black. I connected one to that center terminal and the bell did not ring, I connected the other one to it and it still does not ring, when I press the doorbell switch. Any suggestions? Thank you Steve
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