[left]OMy home was built in 1920s. It’s a double, so there are two old buttons at the back door. According to my tenant, who has been living here for 19 years longer than me, the back doorbells never worked. Tasked by my significant other to fix this, I tracked the problem to the wiring having a break between the button and the transformer. Replace the wire is all I had to do right? Hahaha I knew It wouldn’t be THAT easy. The old wiring must’ve been run when the house was built in the 20s, it’s inaccessible and actually has part of the house on top of it. This is where the break is, as both back doorbells don’t ring. The front doorbells ring with no problems. Sorry for the long backstory..need advice on if it’s cool to drill a new pair of holes in my exterior casing (see pic) and drill the hole all the way through so I can run the wires behind the interior door casing. I think I can either find a hollow core piece of casing or carve a channel out if the back. I can then run the wire through the floor to the basement and to the bell transformer. Sorry cant post pics from my iPhone apparently. Will post pics latee [/left]

So I was not present but a friend thought he could change an outlet without turning the power off at the breaker box. As he did so the outlet popped and the whole master bedroom lights out. Now the breaker box has been reset and that did not work and neither did Finding a outlet that have the reset button cuz none of them do. What do I do? Do I replace that outlet with a g f i c e Outlet that has a reset or do I need to replace something else? I am familiar but not an expert, please help