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Door Bell
Asked Jul 12, 2009, 05:44 AM
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103 Answers Hi, Have installed a new wired doorbell. (DESA) Heath/Zenith Model #LE-65-B. (Electronic) I also changed and added a new 16 Volt Xfrmer and a lighted pushbutton and a diode. After install, all worked fine including the "Lighted" pushbutton. I checked the bell a few hours later, it stopped working and the pushbutton light was off. I went to the Xfrmer and checked the voltage with a test light and it was ok. Then I looked at the push button and it was on again and all worked for a little while, Then off again. I took the button apart and disconnected the bulb and all worked  again.Isn't there a way to wire this with a lighted push button? Add a resistor perhaps? Thank you |
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| Here's the manual if you don't have: http://heath-zenith.hcents.com/data/...98-1113-05.pdf. Personally If not working yet, I would try the LED, Bridge, and resistor at doorbell with the mentioned diode across the button. | ||||
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