Doorbell does not sound and doorbell button is not lit.

If your Honeywell plug-in doorbell won't stop ringing, there are a few things you can try to troubleshoot the issue:
1. Check the batteries: If your doorbell has batteries, make sure they are properly installed and have enough power. Replace them with new ones if needed.
2. Check the ring options: Press the ring option button with the music sign and cycle through the different ring options until you find one that stops the ringing.
3. Reset the doorbell: To reset the doorbell, unplug it from the wall outlet and wait for a few minutes before plugging it back in. This will allow the doorbell to reset and may solve the issue.
4. Check the chime settings: If your doorbell has multiple chime options, make sure the one that's causing the issue is not selected. You can cycle through the chime options using the settings button.
5. Contact customer support: If none of the above steps work, contact Honeywell customer support for further assistance. They may be able to provide additional troubleshooting steps or offer a replacement if the doorbell is defective.

The doorbell and the car wireless are on the same frequency, post doorbell model number, I will see if the doorbel frequency can be changed.

See if there is sufficient voltage between the two wires using a voltmeter. Also check that there is voltage coming out of the doorbell transformer to the wires, and power from the regular AC line going into the transformer. Sometimes the transformer dies and it's time for a new doorbell, although in the old setups, the transformer was separate from the doorbell.

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It seems that there is a button on the receiver/speaker. Try press once and see if the sound changes.

need more info. Doorbells do not need 2 xfrms. The red off 24 volt xfmr foes to door switch and returns on white. If you have 2 door switch one switch to front door label on doorbell and the 2nd goes to back door label. What is the brand and model number/ I'll try and walk you thru it.

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Here is circuit diagram for 24 volt AC call bell system.
Made with off-the-shelf parts from hardware store.



Connect transformer to box with 120Volts
Box with 120Volt ac can be any wall box with receptacle.
Home doorbell system have this kind of box-and-transformer located in attic or basement or utility room ... you can tap into same transformer and use it for both doorbell and call bell.

12V AC and 24V AV transformers are sold in doorbell department of hardware store.
Buy doorbell button in same department.
Buy bell to match voltage of transformer (for example, 24Volt DC bell will not work with AC transformer)
Thermostat wire is sold in electric department of hardware store.

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The doorbell buttons and your receiver must be on the same channel. If you will get out the directions that came with your unit, they will describe the process to go through to reset the specific "codes" for your buttons and receiver.

Start here

Locate and check the doorbell system transformer for power. There should be about 24 volts A/C on the secondary side (the side with the smaller exposed wires that go to your doorbell).

The doorbells at the doors are just switches and it sounds like you have already tested them correctly by touching the wires together.

It sounds like a power issue - your electrician may have just disonnected the power wiring after installing the wireless system which would have been the right thing to do.

The cadence is different, but you can change all the other rings to a different tone. On a 76xx phone, press PROG and the CO button twice. Press your navigator button up (or down) until you hear the tone you like, then press enter to save.

Tones 01,04 and 05 tend to be reasonable.

Carl