WIRELESS DOOR BELL BUTTON SL-1695-rx - Home Security

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Q:Hello, I need a wireless doorbell button replacement for the Doorbell model: "desa sl-6180-rx-a". Please, help. Thanks byTim'May 31, 2020

1 Answer A: Hi Tim, Any of our Heath Zenith or Hampton Bay branded buttons will work with that model. You will need to put it in backwards compatible mode. Please contact our technical service team and we'd be happy to help.
byHeathCo'Jun 2, 2020

Also sold by Heath Zenith and where there Product Support is.

https://heath-zenith.com/products/wireless-push-button-sl-7797

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What do you want to know ?
The door bell button has 1 12V alkaline battery type A23
not sure on the door bell unit on what battery it uses might be the same type ?
Both units have factory set toggle switches that you should not need to change - however the 1st 7 toggle switches control the code and must match on the door bell button and on the doorbell unit.
The eighth toggle switch controls the chime used so on or off on door bell unit or off or on on door bell button. there are three choice of chime..

Do not install the door chime on metal or near metal like wall studs with metal in them.
Make sure batteries in both units make contact with the terminals may be plastic insulator in the units - like packing / shipping insulator to save the battery life.

here is a web site with the units manual
http://homeappliance.manualsonline.com/manuals/mfg/heath_zenith/sl6166.html?p=1

Heath-Zenith (I beleive they bought DESA) makes a battery remote push button bell that says its compatible with all Heath Zenith chimes. I bought one at Home Depot and it worked for my SL-6195-RX. (an on line doorbell seller and the Home Depot assoc all said it wouldn't work.)
UPC is 16963961975.
Item also shows a code "11G43" on a sticker on the back of the package.

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ok.the bell have number or setting put the number in the right order.one at a time.good l

Batteries are located in the doorbell push button case in the back. Slide open a compartment to reveal the batteries.

Doorbell button is sticking or slightly pressed in. Check to see if cover is installed correctly. It may be on on one side.

Generally speaking the doorbell with the 1 thru 8 and the receiving unit should also have the 1 thru 8 tabs. Just make both units have the same positions for the 1 thru 8 and you should be all set.

I believe there are either dip switches (or old-fashioned "jumpers" in both the button (the 'transmitter') and the dinger (the receiver). See if this is the case, and that the dip switches (or jumpers) are in the same position in both units. Then, simply switch one of the dip switches (or jumpers) to another 'position' in both the button and the dinger. There ya go...