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Default Ding-dong Check-up and Repair

Ding-dong Check-up and Repair

If you're feeling a little lonely and uncalled on, perhaps your
doorbell isn't doing what it's supposed to do. To check, give it a
push. If nothing happens, think what you've missed out on! For a quick
and easy fix, here's what to do: the most common doorbell problem is
corrosion on the contacts. A little of it is all it takes to break the
electrical connection. To fix it, turn off the power and remove the
button cover. Then loosen the screws holding the wires, and clean each
wire where it connects (using sandpaper or emery cloth) until they
shine. Clean the screw contacts, too. Then reattach them, turn on the
power and test. If it still doesn't ring, replace the button. You can
change the door chime, too. And that's the On The House tip for today.

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