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My Nest heatlink (installed Dec 2020) just died.

lampholder
Community Member

I first notice with an H27 error on my Nest thermostat - I tried plugging it into a different USB charger, before realising that the heatlink had become completely unresponsive. The boiler still works for hot water but not heating. I’ve seen references to defective heatlinks, but Google’s support interface says all my devices are out of warranty. What are my next steps? Thanks!

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AlexD
Community Specialist
Community Specialist

Thanks for reaching out to us here @lampholder . I am sorry to hear you are facing difficulties with your device and I would be happy to try and assist. 

 

If you haven't already, check the breakers and switches at the location, to make sure nothing has tripped. Also check the boiler as it can sometimes have a separate switch on it. Confirm it has power, it should have a display or LED that turns on.

If it all looks good try and power cycle the Heat Link, if you're comfortable in doing so. Turn the power to the Heat Link off for a few minutes and then turn it back on. See if it has any reaction after, when you press the button on it. 

Also let us check a few things:

1. When was the thermostat installed?
2. When did you first notice this behaviour?
3. Was it installed by a Nest Pro or by a heating/electrical engineer?
4. Did you notice any power cut in the area before this occurred?
5. Did you have any maintenance done on the heating or electrical system recently? 
6. Do you have only one or multiple Google Nest thermostat devices at the location?

TudorL
Community Specialist
Community Specialist

Hi there, did you manage to check the last message from my colleague? 

 

LarisaL
Community Specialist
Community Specialist

I haven't heard from you in a while so, if you have any new issues, updates or just a discussion topic, feel free to start a new thread in the community. Thanks, Larisa.