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How I change date

rgaila
Community Specialist
Community Specialist

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Original Poster:  Ozgur 2364 

Hi.How I changed date

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rgaila
Community Specialist
Community Specialist
Hi Ozgur 2364, 
 
Thanks for reaching out and welcome to our community! I'd be happy to help out with changing your settings. 
 
Here's how to change the date on your thermostat: 
  1. Press on the ring to open the Quick View menu.
  2. Choose Settings.
  3. Turn the ring to scroll through the different options and press the ring to choose Date and Time.
  4. In the Date and Time menu, you can set your Nest thermostat’s clock to show you the time in a 12-hour or 24-hour format. When connected to the Nest app and Wi-Fi, your thermostat automatically sets the date and time based on your location. It also automatically adjusts for Daylight Saving Time based on your time zone.
If the time is incorrect, update your zip or postal code in the Nest app.
Open the Nest app. Tap Settings >  Home info > Address.
 
Note: If your thermostat isn't connected to Wi-Fi, you can set the date and time manually. You can only manually set the date and time if your thermostat isn't connected to Wi-Fi.
 
Let us know if this helps resolve your issue. 
 
-From Ai, Community Specialist.

Geoff103
Community Member

My Google Nest 3 is connected to WiFi, and the Nesty app on my iPad with the correct date and location (UK and Post code correct) BUT shows the time as GMT and not the current BST.

This means my schedule is always one hour late.  Short of changing times in the schedule, how can I get the thermostat to show the current BST time?  And what will happen when the UK goes back to GMT from BST?

 

FYI, all my other internet cionnected devices show the correct BST time.