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Are you a homeowner and you are selling your home and leaving your Google Nest Thermostat for the new owner? What do you need to do to make the transfer painless for you and the new owner? First and foremost, DO NOT PERFORM A FACTORY RESET. The Googl...
Here are some steps I recommend to resolve issues during the setup of Nest Thermostats.Before trying these stepsMake sure you're using the correct app for setup. Need help checking which model you have? Use the Google Home app to set up the following...
I installed my new Nest Learning Thermostat and connected the 3 wires (Power, AC, Heat) The furnace turns on and heats when it is supposed to but when it turns off the fan runs continuously on low speed instead of turning off. This didn't happen with...
@ Links to members Is this a compatible setup which can be upgraded to a Nest learning thermostat?
Away from home and tstat shows offline. Will it still hold temp that was set if not accessible via the app?
Anyone have any thoughts on wiring my new 3rd Gen Nest Learning Thermostat? (photo below) The system I'm connecting it to is a brand new Rheem system with electric heat (not heat pump), and a traditional AC system. The contractor installed it with a ...
Can anyone tell me if my wiring is compatible with Nest 3rd generation thermostat please? Thanks!
Hi - I just moved into my home and replaced all batteries in our nest thermostats. I reset everything to factory settings and things were working fine. They all set up fine, however they continually say “low power” and the error code that’s generated...
I’ve had the nest for over a year with no problem. I recently got a new phone and had to download the nest app. To connect the nest to my phone it’s looking for the “entry key”. I followed the prompts on the nest and the entry key does not show up . ...
See picture below. This is a furnace only (no AC) and I'm installing a Nest Learning (3rd Gen).I'm just not sure what to do - I thought Y was only for AC units (and should be yellow?) and I read that C wires should be blue?
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