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Heath Zenith 7868 User Manual

Heath Zenith 7868
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This chime requires 2 “C” alkaline batteries (not included). In typical use,
alkaline batteries will last up to one year.
Wireless Chime
© 2016 HeathCo LLC
Figure 2
Figure 1
WARNING: To prevent possible
SERIOUS INJURY or DEATH:
NEVER allow small children near
batteries.
If battery is swallowed, immediately
notify doctor.
This package includes (Style of door sensor and chime may vary from illustration):
1. Remove orange battery tab from push
button. Remove back of case by pushing in
tab on bottom with a small screwdriver (see
Figure 1). Remove orange battery tab.
2. Remove chime cover. Firmly pull on cover
to remove it from chime base (see Figure 2).
Chime
base
Chime cover Wireless push
button
Hardware
pack
Model
TYPE 'C'
LR14
TYPE 'C'
LR14
MODEL: WL-102D
UP
SYNC – HOLD 3 SECONDS
RESET – HOLD 10 SECONDS
7868
7870
7871
TR-0095-RX
TYPE
C
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Heath Zenith 7868 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandHeath Zenith
Model7868
CategoryAccessories
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Wireless Chime Installation and Setup

Important Safety Precautions

Critical warnings regarding battery handling and child safety to prevent injury or death.

Initial Setup Procedures

Steps to prepare the push button and chime cover before mounting and installation.

Battery Installation and Range Test

Instructions for installing batteries and verifying chime and push button functionality.

Mounting Instructions

Guidance on securely mounting the push button and chime base to walls or door jambs.

Tune Settings and Customization

Selecting Chime Tunes

Information on how to change the chime tune between Ding and Ding-Dong using jumpers.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Chime Does Not Sound

Solutions for when the chime fails to sound, covering battery issues and sync problems.

Chime or Push Button Malfunction

Addressing issues like poor range due to mounting surfaces or interference.

False Triggers and Interference

Resolving problems where the chime activates unintentionally due to wireless interference.

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