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Can someone help Am I missing how this should be working, or did I pick up the wrong replacement converter for what Im trying to do If so, can anyone recommend one that iwilli work how I need it to.

I apologize if this question has been asked before, I did search but could not find a situation like mine.

We are moving into a new townhouse and the doorbell was not working when I tested it.

I am not sure of the age of the town house, but I think it was probably built in the late 60s.

The wiring for the doorbell is like this: Transformer is downstairs, visible.

There is a 2 conductor wire (black and white wires) going from it to the chime area.

There is a second 2 conductor wire going from the chime area to the front door push.

I have toned out the wires with my tone kit and they are all fine.

I have located wiring diagrams for it and it sort of makes sense.

However, when I wired it like the diagram shows me the chime buzzes electrically.

Easy enough, and I have one, but the wiring diagram on it shows a straight run from the transformer to the button.

The other two wires should go on the terminals in the instructions.

I hooked everything up and did a test last night and it works perfectly.

The electrical outlets in both of my bathrooms are dead, as well as the light switch in the bathroom with the resettable GFCI outlet.

Also one of the outlets in the bedroom next to the bathroom, the hallway light and outlet and one of the living room outlets and light switch is dead.

The GFCI would not reset so I replaced it and it still will not reset.

Can anyone tell me what my next step would be and if they have any idea what is going on Thanks in advance for any help.

The way I understood the setup was that the batteryconverter was plugged in between the wall outlet and the pump, so that the pump would run normally most of the time (power running through the converter still, just not using it) but then the battery would kick in when the power went out so no human intervention required; it ran normally most of the time, then used the battery when needed.

I noticed one day that the pump wasnt coming on when our power was out and, with some tests, it looked like the converter had died.

So I did some research and picked up a URL Cobra CPI1575URL, thinking it would be an appropriate replacement.

But this morning I went to replace the old AIMS with the new Cobra and discovered there isnt actually any way to run a power cord from the wall socket to the converter.

Shouldnt the converter be plugged into the wall, with the battery hooked up to the converter, and then the sump pump plugged into the converter There are only three female outlets on the converter (no males) so the pump can plug IintoI it, but then theres no way for the converter to be plugged into the IwallI for continuous regular power like the AIMS was.

It looks like I mightve gotten a converter thats only meant for vehicles, not as a permanent fixture in a basement.

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