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Every time it rained, my wireless bellpush would stop working. Unclip it, dry it out inside and it then works till the next time it rains. I drilled a small hole in the door frame, identified the two contacts on the pcb to operate the wireless doorbell. Soldered two small wires and passed through the door frame, wired up to this new standard bell push. Bingo! £2.99p is a loy cheaper than a new wirelss doorbell.
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Second one I have bought and no instructions in either packet despite it saying so on the outer packaging. Would be ok with modern more flexible wiring but with older wiring it is too fiddly to wire up with very small screws to make a good contact
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Simple, corrosion free product. Easy to install. Bargain price. What's not to like?
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This a pathetic apology for an electrical switch, the cable connections are also part of the structural part of the contacts, is not a very satisfactory method of making an electrical connection. A two minute replacement took half an hour, and I can't say I'm very pleased with the end result, looks nice though.
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Excellent product at very good price. Easy to fit and works great.
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