If you plan to install a Nest Doorbell (battery), you won't need the chime connector that was installed with your old Nest Doorbell (wired), even if you plan to install your new doorbell using the system wires.The 1st gen chime connector is not compatible with the 2nd gen doorbell. If you plan to install a Nest Doorbell (wired, 2nd gen) you will need to install the new chime connector that came with the doorbell.Once all the wires are reconnected, remove the chime connector and put the chime cover back on.That way you can properly reconnect the wires to the chime connector if you need to. Tip: If you don't have a photo and you're not sure how the wires are supposed to be connected, take a photo of your chime's wiring before you disconnect anything.If the answer is correct, a button for receiving the file will appear in place of the picture.
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You should use the photo you took of your chime's wiring to know which wire to connect to each terminal. To read the instructions, select the file in the list that you want to download, click on the 'Download' button and you will be redirected to a page where you will need to enter the code from the image. Then, reattach the chime wires to their terminals in the chime. Disconnect each chime wire from the connector wire.Some covers simply pull off, but others might need to be unscrewed. Tip: Doorbell chimes are usually mounted on the wall near the front door.Go to the chime box and remove its cover.To uninstall the chime connector, follow the steps below. Otherwise, your doorbell's chime might not work as expected. When you disconnect the chime wires from the chime connector, you'll need to reconnect each chime wire to the correct wire terminal. Now that your doorbell has been removed, use a screwdriver to remove the screws and detach the wall plate. Pinch each terminal to open it up, then pull the wire out to disconnect it. If a Nest wire extender was used during installation, detach that from the system wires too.Use a screwdriver to loosen the screws on the back of the Nest doorbell and detach the doorbell wires.If you don't have the release tool, you can also use a thumb tack or paper clip instead. To detach the Nest doorbell from its wall plate, insert its included release tool into the small hole at the bottom of the doorbell. To detach the Nest doorbell from its base plate, use the hex key that came with your doorbell into the screw at the top of the doorbell. Remove the doorbell Remove Nest Doorbell 2nd gen (wired) If needed, turn off the central power for your home to ensure that the power is off.Ģ.The Nest Doorbell (wired, 2nd gen) will run off of its internal battery for a few minutes after you've turned off the power and it may look like the power is on.To make sure that the power is off for the Nest doorbell, check that the light is off and that it doesn't ring when you press the chime button.Turn power off for your doorbell at your home's breaker box.A thumb tack or paper clip can also work. Release tool included with your doorbell.This is what you'll need to uninstall your Nest doorbell:
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