12-29-2024 01:22 AM
I have had my nest thermostat for almost 4 years but in the last 4 months it has started to play up. It will go off with a flashing green light and take a couple of days to come back on and in some cases I was getting a red light. However I was having issues with other systems security and light control through google. As a result of these my broadband line was fixed and I have a new router. The thermostat then seemed to be ok for a while. Then it started going off again but this time would turn itself back on eventually. Over Christmas it went off and when I returned green flashing light and when I try to turn it on a red light. I removed from the stand and charged separately but it still wont turn on! Just a comment here when I look up how to fix this I have not found a single article that references what to do if the thermostat wont turn on. I have purchased a new thermostat and intend to just swap the control unit and connect it to the link. Can I still do this if I cant disconnect the old unit from the link? Any ideas on how to get the old thermostat to turn on so I can disconnect it? I have seen some articles that suggest the control unit has an internal battery that may be why the unit is struggling is this true? I just want to fix this as I have no alternative thermostat on my boiler so it is difficult to control.
12-29-2024 05:06 AM
I agree with you. We have a nest 3rd gen and thermostat which has recently got a mind of its own.
Currently, calling for heat, boiler is fine but not coming on. Sometimes it works, sometimes not.
Anyone know if there is a battery that needs changing?
01-02-2025 01:05 PM
Hi Gresham49,
Thanks for reaching out to the community. I'm sorry to hear that your thermostat is turning on and off with a green and red light blinking. I'm happy to assist you right now.
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Gabriela