My doorbell keeps ringing!!!

[jimboburnsy]

Originally Posted by Cosmic

Is as mentioned. Just go to the breaker panel and find the breaker that is feeding the step down transformer that supplies the door bell circuit. That breaker usually supplies other loads so note what they are.

Would work until you can have someone check out the problem. No wires or anything technical is involved. Just look in the listing for the door bell. If not listed, flip breakers off until it stops and you find the right one.

Definitely do it the safer way, but I accidentally found that the plasti-dip on a set of needle-nose pliers completely insulated me from low voltage power. I had to put my fingers on the terminal to get a shock.

[thamizh]

Due to rain... my doorbell is ringing... automatically... and also if we touch it... it will give a shock treatment... how to solve this... pls anyone give any idea... i am ready to do that...

[TUMF]

Originally Posted by Skittle

Thanks to all that replied

I did that but it's ok.

So if I want to disconnect the wires, can I get shocked I know it might be a stupid question, but I really don't know anything about that stuff and I don't want to risk anything since I'm pregnant..........and this seems the easiest thing to do right now.

It's very low voltage - you wouldn't know it as it's D/C and at most 12volts...
One terminal of this button is wired to a terminal on a transformer. A doorbell transformer steps down the 120 or 240-volt AC electrical power to a lower voltage, typically 10 to 20 volts.