Knock and run...

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Em_

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184 posts

249 months

Tuesday 21st December 2004
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Well, I thought the local kids have been playing with our doorbell - pressing it and running off, but it turns out to be our neighbour's who are to blame !

OK, it's not really them but their new doorbell!! They've just fitted it and it's the same make as ours - a wireless type, and we've just discovered that whenever one of the doorbells gets pressed it sets the other off!! Great source of amusement at the moment, not sure how long this will last though! . Any thoughts on how to solve the problem?

Cheers

Em

vixpy1

42,676 posts

271 months

Tuesday 21st December 2004
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You should be able to change the Frequency on the Sender and Reciever boxes.

Otherwise its new doorbell time I'm afraid.

tonyhetherington

32,091 posts

257 months

Tuesday 21st December 2004
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ahhhhh, knock down ginger.......what a game!

FourWheelDrift

89,642 posts

291 months

Tuesday 21st December 2004
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Em_ said:
Any thoughts on how to solve the problem?

Cheers

Em



Smash theirs up? And blame it on the kids.

>> Edited by FourWheelDrift on Tuesday 21st December 16:05

vixpy1

42,676 posts

271 months

Tuesday 21st December 2004
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FourWheelDrift said:



Smash theirs up? And blame it on the kids.

>> Edited by FourWheelDrift on Tuesday 21st December 16:05


Thats a bit of a SLEDGEHAMMER approach FWD

richardthestag

1,406 posts

240 months

Tuesday 21st December 2004
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dog turd in a burning paper bag on their door step and then push your doorbell button ... ?

FourWheelDrift

89,642 posts

291 months

Tuesday 21st December 2004
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richardthestag said:
dog turd in a burning paper bag on their door step and then push your doorbell button ... ?



This again

http://minibytes.mondominishows.com/poo/main.asp

Pigeon

18,535 posts

253 months

Tuesday 21st December 2004
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Inside the back of both the doorbell and push button units there will be a DIP switch to set the code. Change the setting of the DIP switch to something different - it doesn't really matter what as long as both units are set the same. Sometimes you get a row of jumpers instead of a DIP switch.

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

262 months

Tuesday 21st December 2004
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Shoot the neighbour.

Failing that, burn his house down.

Happy Christmas........

UKBoB

16,277 posts

272 months

Tuesday 21st December 2004
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Classic!

In canada everyone had automatic garage doors. I got out the trusty screw driver one afternoon, removed the back and started trying different combinations checking all the doors in the street.

As luck would have it, the people directly across the road had theirs set to the same as ours, minus one switch in a different position (set of about 8 switches, either on or off) and so it was with MUCH glee that I discovered I could open and close their garage door from inside our house

A bowl of popcorn and a comfy chair pulled up to the window later, and I had the funniest afternoon of my life

When they closed it and went inside, Id open it. When they tried to open it Id start closing it, and so on.

Whenever I was bored, I took the back off the door opener. I spent many happy hours doing mortal radio-door combat with that family, watching them all standing out on the driveway, scratching their heads.

They never did figure it out in the end

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

262 months

Tuesday 21st December 2004
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You're evil, you......