Bebe Sounds Color Video baby monitor new interference problem

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Sounds like interference if its battery opperated try switching of your house electricity to see if it goes away, if it does turn everything back on one at a time until interference comes back, then by process of elimiation find the culprit.
I would be looking at items that use any sort of radio frequency, wireless devices, cell phones and wireless house alarm if you have one.
If monitor uses a power supply try batteries instead to see if that makes any difference, try a different power supply.

Try relocating the monitor to rule out external interference, if no the monitor will need to be checked for bad connections such as bad solder joints.

Yes, you can add other monitor

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Hello jesslsch,
For a problem like this, there's pretty much 3 solutions.
1) You could grab a piece of scotch tape or some other adhesive and stick the button into the "on" position
2) Bring it to a local electronics repair shop to get it professionally fixed
3) Purchase a new unit
I hope this information has been helpful.

Try rebooting the system, if it is within the warranty I would contact Graco or the store you purchased it in!

cold be intefernce from any other electronic device... potentially at a neighbours. even though mifddle of the night, could be microwave, kettle, electric blanmket, heaitng system, etc etc ... any appliance. If on the 2.4ghz wavelength could also be a computer wireless network nearby? good luck with finding and isolating - worst case, take it back and get one on the 1.8ghz ... which is reserved for these devices, and cordless phones, etc

press the menu button once, then use the arrows until only the face is displayed (for sound sensing only), press select, and then the centre button.

Make sure that your crib has a hard flat surface otherwise this could affect the sensor.

I agree that the Bebe Sounds Angelcare is a bit pricey, but I think it's worth it.

The Graco digital iMonitor scrambles the signal as it travels between the monitor and the receiver, making signals nearly impossible to be heard by others.

I had good experience with this product, it didn't suffer from the static noise problem.