Posted on Nov 13, 2009

A doorbell with a mind of its own?

Try this one, which has stumped me! My wireless doorbell (purchased new a month ago) worked fine for a month, then stopped ringing when the button was pushed. It's correctly installed, not near metal, receiver close by, and batteries are okay. Nothing else changed.

Next day, the doorbell worked, just as before. Then it went off again a day later, again with nothing changing. A day after that (today) it works once again. Tomorrow, who knows?

Unless there's something supernatural going on, this one's got me beat. Any thoughts?

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