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How to get my Nest from dropping the temp after I turn off Eco AND Home/Away Assist??

Socks25
Community Member

I've switched to 'Heat' mode, and turned off Home/Away Assist, turned off Auto-Schedule and even Early-On is turned off. However my Nest keeps turning down the temperature in my room even when I move through it frequently. What's going on?? I just want to set it and forget it!

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Lance_L
Community Specialist
Community Specialist

Hello Socks25,

 

Thank you for reaching out to us and sharing the steps you've taken to troubleshoot the issue. I'm sorry to hear you're having trouble with your Nest thermostat. I'd be happy to help you check it out.

 

I have a few questions for you:

 

The Nest thermostats can learn your daily routine and automatically create a temperature schedule for you. If you prefer to disable learning and have your thermostat follow a fixed temperature schedule, you can turn Auto-Schedule off. That way the schedule won't change unless you make manual changes to it.

 

In addition to the steps you’ve already taken, follow the steps below to disable learning for the temperature schedule.

 

Clear the existing schedule.

 

Before you decide whether to clear your existing schedule, here’s how to see it:

  1. Nest Learning Thermostat: Press the ring and choose Schedule Nest thermostat schedule icon.
  2. Nest Thermostat E: Press the ring and choose Settings Nest settings icon and then Schedule.

If you want to completely erase your existing schedule, follow the steps below:

  1. On your thermostat, select Settings Nest settings icon and then Reset and then Schedule.
  2. Depending on which Nest thermostat you have, select either Reset or Clear.

Note: If you have a Nest Thermostat E, you can select Basic to clear your existing schedule and replace it with the default Basic Schedule.

 

If you don’t set up a schedule after clearing it, your thermostat will stay at whatever temperature you set it to until you select a new temperature. This means it’ll work like a traditional, non-programmable thermostat or like “hold” mode on a programmable thermostat.

 

Let me know how it goes.

 

All the best,

Lance