The Fundamentals of Checking NuTone Intercom Wiring for Problems
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- Опубліковано 22 лип 2015
- This How To Video explains the fundamentals about how to check the wiring of your NuTone Intercom System for broken (open) or shorted wires.
This Video will be the most helpful after you have determined which cable(s) is causing the problem(s) with your NuTone Intercom System.
thanks alot, and you have helped me with this video because I bought new wifi door bell and I wanted to connect it to intercom system without leaving device in door so I had to find out wires which are connecting speaker,door button so I can just connect them to wifi door bell and keep device on my room and using old speak that already in door so thank you because I had used multimeter to get them wire very quick. well done mate..
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Hi. I have a Nutone NM100. Three of the 11 remote stations do not work. I've used a low voltage pen to check for voltage, when the unit is powered, and it appears that the ones that work have low voltage, and the ones that don't work, don't. I've tried plugging the connectors in different ports on the master hub, and no joy. It is not feasible to run new wires, so checking for shorts/continuity doesn't really help. Is there any other trouble shooting I can do to see if there is a fix other than running new wires?
How can i find a break in my cable wire inside the wall
I just bought a home with a 2090 nutone I took off the panel and none of the wires are connected. Where do I even start?
I am working on a simple system like your first example. A speaker at the door and a 2-conductor cable to another speaker in the office. The cable comes into the office speaker and another cable comes out of the office speaker (same type of cable) and goes back into the wall. I removed both speakers from their walls and cut off the cables. Where is the transformer connected? I do not read any voltage on any of the ends. Should there be continuous low voltage on any of the end points I described?