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TXRX2000A receiver clicking when plugged in: who to call

A TXRX2000A receiver that clicks when plugged in, in any outlet or room, needs the manufacturer. Rodann Electronics makes it: 1-800-366-7010.

Updated: November 5, 2026Original publish date: November 5, 2026
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TXRX2000A receiver clicking when plugged in: who to call

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If your TXRX2000A receiver keeps clicking when plugged in, and it does the same thing in another outlet in another room, call the manufacturer. Rodann Electronics makes it and can troubleshoot it: 1-800-366-7010 (Pacific time).

What customers are describing

The customers who wrote to us followed the setup steps exactly and everything looked right. The receiver still made a clicking sound that sounded like interference whenever it was plugged in. Moving it to a different plug and a different room changed nothing.

That detail matters. If the noise followed the outlet or the room, you would suspect something nearby. Since it follows the receiver, the useful next step is a conversation with the people who built it.

Why we send you to Rodann

Rodann manufactures the TXRX2000A, the transmitter and receiver pair sold with the DI2000S-AG Driveway Informer system. They know how the unit is meant to behave and can tell you whether the clicking is normal, a setting, or a fault. We do not have a published fix for this symptom, so we are not going to guess at one.

Before you call

A few details will make the call quicker. None of this is a required step; it just saves time.

  • The model on the unit and the date you ordered it.
  • When the clicking happens: constantly, at intervals, or only when the transmitter triggers.
  • That you tried a second outlet and a second room, and the result was the same.
  • Whether the clicking continues with the transmitter powered off or removed.

Having the unit plugged in and near the phone lets them listen to your description while you check it.

If you are also chasing signal problems rather than noise, our notes on avoiding interference with a neighbor's system explain how nearby devices can affect wireless chimes. For general setup guidance, product user manuals are collected in one place.

If you cannot reach them

If you cannot get an answer from Rodann, contact us with your order number and a short description of the clicking, and we will see what else we can do.

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