Doorbell cam Wired correctly but no chime

[peepeep]

I was not aware of this. The co-written song is meh, imo. Still, it can’t hurt to try.

[xraycn]

This controller is such garbage I can’t believe a simple thing would be this complicated.
Mine works maybe 1 out of 20 times. I’m currently just living without a ring
Wyze support is useless they should recall this and send us all working products.

[Crease]

@billbarschdorf

I guess I’ll move on to verifying the actual voltage at the chime

After doing some testing today and rewiring my own chime box, I feel like I should post here to amend a previous comment:

@Crease

@billbarschdorf

I guess I’ll move on to verifying the actual voltage at the chime

I haven’t (yet) tried doing this, but I imagine you’ll need assistance for this, because I think your Video Doorbell v2 button will have to be pressed in order to complete the circuit and send power to the chime.

I did it without any assistance after I took some time to think through the problem, do some other testing, and determine that the wire coming into my chime box and attached to the chime’s TRANS terminal wasn’t actually coming from the transformer. As I described in that other topic I linked above, once I determined the true transformer 2-conductor wire pair going into the chime box, I was able to test the AC voltage there with my multimeter and read 18.9 V AC.

I realize that your problem has been resolved for a while now. I just wanted to drop this here as an update in case it could be a helpful reference to someone else in the future.