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Why Does My Nest 2.0 Wired Chime Unexpectedly

khouston10
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I have an issue with an installation of Nest Doorbell Wired Gen 2 Camera at condo property I have. I connected the existing Chime to the doorbell and it works fine.  However, randomly, and not all the time, there is a faint chime sound.  My first thought is there is small short in the wires.  My second thought is that it will do this anytime the doorbell detects activity outside.  Any thoughts of which could be happening, if not both?

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@khouston10 

Google Nest's documentation says that you need the chime puck.

We've had a chime puck connected for years on our indoor doorbell chime for each of our two 1st gen Google Nest Hello Doorbells.  

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MplsCustomer
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@khouston10 

The doorbell does not trigger your indoor doorbell chime when it detects activity.

However, your chime puck may be wired incorrectly; see the diagrams here:

https://support.google.com/googlenest/answer/12153643

Or you may need to upgrade your transformer; see this Help topic:

https://support.google.com/googlenest/answer/9317676

Years ago, we upgraded to a 16V 30VA transformer for our 1st gen doorbells.

khouston10
Community Member

In my case I did not use the chime puck. I used the existing wiring with the existing chime.  Is this something that doesn't work? 

@khouston10 

Google Nest's documentation says that you need the chime puck.

We've had a chime puck connected for years on our indoor doorbell chime for each of our two 1st gen Google Nest Hello Doorbells.