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|    Tony to Dennis M    |
|    Re: wireless doorbells    |
|    14 Oct 09 00:47:12    |
      XPost: alt.home.repair, sci.electronics.repair       From: tony.miklos@gmail.com              Dennis M wrote:       > I'm wondering if anyone has any experience with wireless doorbells. The       > last couple of days mine has been ringing a couple of times on its own (no,       > it isn't a pre-Halloween prank). I have some neighbors about 80 feet away       > who have an electronic garage door opener, but there's a wooded area       > between us and I don't think this could be causing it because it hasn't       > happened until now. The main unit inside uses 4 "C" batteries, then the       > actual doorbells (one on the front that has a two-tone ring; one on the       > back that has a single ring) use some kind of weird tiny batteries. It's       > the single ring doorbell that's been acting up, so maybe that's where the       > actual problem is.       >       > I'm wondering if wireless doorbells are like smoke detectors, in that       > they'll start ringing out of the blue when their batteries start to go low.       > The batteries have been in the main unit for about two years now, also       > about the same for the actual doorbells.                     Change the code. Someone close by got a new one and like you left it at       the factory settings.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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