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It might be losing power. I think it does that when it first boots up.

This is probably a long shot but try reversing the wires. It shouldn’t matter and it doesn’t make sense to me, but mine was having issues connecting and I reversed the wires and it connected ina few seconds and had worked great since then.

Good news. I think I may have a solution to the buzzing in the chime. At least it worked for me. Most chimes should have 3 terminals. One is common, in the middle. The other 2 are for the front door and the back door. Just bridge the front and back door terminals with a wire. I have a picture...

A lot of people will have it. With the normal dumb doorbell button, it pretty much just needs the tiniest bit of current flowing to light up that tiny light that most buttons have. That current has to flow through the chime as well since the circuit goes from one transformer lead, to the button...

I believe 48 inches is what is recommended for the Nelly version that I got. That said, I just put it where my old doorbell was so that I wouldn't have to move the wires and patch the old hole. You may want to just try it there and see how that works for you.

My understanding is that the doorbell needs 16vac. What is your transformer rated at?

I'm sorry for a double post, but since it's unrelated to the last, I thought a new one would make things easier to read. Anyways, what firmware do you guys like the most. It's my understanding that all the firmwares are interchangeable between the different versions of this doorbell. So which...

Hi Everyone. This is my first post here, and I just wanted to say thanks to everyone on this post as it helped me make my decision to buy this doorbell(the Nelly version) and figure out how to get it going. One issue I've seen is that people were having issues with Wifi connecting, and a lot...