Defeated by the doorbell

Well, this is gonna be a piece of cake!

Chust give me a minute whilst I Google the answer for you.


.........hmmmm........uuuuhhhhh.........

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRGH!

At this point I want to find the Friedland designer and stamp on his fingers - he should not be allowed to lift a pencil ever ever again.

Jeepers.

Ok, disconnect your wires, 'cos I suspect what you are doing at the moment is placing a short-circuit across the transformer so it 'dings' (the solenoid 'relaxes') when you press the button and SHORT CIRCUIT the trannie. Not good...

Are you going to use this bell with batteries as well? Do you HAVE batteries to test it with?

First things first - you need to work out which one of these cables is the power supply and which is the push button. Do you have a test meter? One that'll measure AC volts? If yes, place it across each pair in turn and read.

If not, get a torch bulb and place it across each pair very briefly - see which one lights it up.

Or, very briefly brush the bare wires together - see which ones spark.

Then label the bar stewards...

Ok, I think that the push button goes across 1 and 2, and the AC supply goes to 0 and T3. But I don't know for sure.

I would certainly stop joining these wires together...

If you have batteries to test it with, then fit them and try bridging 1 and 2 with a wire or paperclip or summat - see if it goes DING and then ****...

 

Do this, http://www.screwfix.com/p/wireless-...gclsrc=aw.ds&dclid=COqAnrO9qNMCFdKMdwodKJwIXQ

 

Who put the pen marks on the wires, maybe they're a clue as in 1 mark on number 1, 2 marks on number 2 etc. ???

 

0 & 3 looks like transformer input.

 

That's 5 loose ends then lol

Kind regards