Try connecting the temporary wire to your new chime directly to the existing bell wire and do not connect it to your old chime to prove your new wiring is connected to the right terminals, and also that one chime works fine but having two together overloads the transformer.
Yes that will be a problem, get a 24V I'll guess it's like this: https://www.cricklewoodelectronics....MKIzJi58K2ey4NhujrE7cF-VdVcpDi4YaAonmEALw_wcBConnected it up as above (with the 1st Bell Chime disconnected), and the new 2nd Bell Chime Ding-Donged lovely! (albeit a little medium volume).
So wiring and terminals all worked out - just the transformer that needs more oomph then? (will an 18v have any problems with my Illuminated Bell Push?)
Illuminated bell pushes rarely use MES lamps, they are often a small festoon type or a small wire ended bulb.Yes that will be a problem, get a 24V I'll guess it's like this: https://www.cricklewoodelectronics....MKIzJi58K2ey4NhujrE7cF-VdVcpDi4YaAonmEALw_wcB
I've only ever dealt with 3 and they were mes so guessed that was typical.Illuminated bell pushes rarely use MES lamps, they are often a small festoon type or a small wire ended bulb.
Just seen this thread:
https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/2-x-friedland-wired-chimes.395716/page-2
A lot depends on how much wire there is between transformer, button and existing chime.
Roughly how many metres of existing bellwire is there?Interesting thread!
So does that imply its Amps rather than Volts that's the problem? If so, a 8v 2amp would work right? (as mentioned by Flameport earlier?).
Or does it still need more Volts?
If so, would a 12v transformer not be enough oomph as then an LED would suffice for the illuminated Bell Push bulb right?
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