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I removed the wire from the terminal I marked chime A and the front doorbell loses power, so the theory seems correct. In order to install the Ring to front doorbell do you think I need to install the jumper wire between chime A and the terminal marked 3? And for the rear doorbell, jumper...

Yes, I’ve marked up the attached photo. Does this look right?

Based upon one of the cables to 0 being from the transformer and the cable being marked red by the installer, I believe the other transformer cable, marked red, is going to terminal 3.

I think you’re right about connections to 0. The 2 connections at the top left. One says A and the other B.

Yes, front and rear bells make different sounds

Hi I’m trying to connect 2 Ring wired doorbells to a chime. Or rather, bypass the chime on the doorbells. The chime is a Friedland 454. I currently have a standard rear and a front doorbell, both work ok. In the chime, the wires are currently connected to terminal numbers as follows: 0 - 3...

Can anyone advise what type of elbow this is and whether it is suitable for a 25mm mains water supply? A plumber visited recently and said it's not the type of fitting he would have used (but I'd probably get away with it). Is there a better one? Thanks