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 have a Nest Thermostat and Power connector installed as described in
Section 6D of the Pro Installation Guide (there's no C Wire, but I do
have a 24 volt AC transformer).The thermostat recognizes the power
connector, and I have none of the common '...
These are the wiring from behind my current thermostat:Color | Label
from old thermostatRed - 12VGreen - GNDYellow - CWhite - DBlue/Light
Blue? - not used Would I be able to use Nest thermostat?
I followed the wire codes on my old unit to track on the Nest 3rd gen …
but I’m only getting heat instead of cool. I reviewed some other threads
and couldn’t find any resolution that worked for me.
Can someone help us with the wiring, I have watched videos, followed the
nest instructions and the first time we got the T02 error code and
swapped the red wire from the rh slot to the Rc slot which is now
blowing hot air.Here is how the wires were s...
i have the below labels where the wires are connected in the current
system: ODT, G, Y1, O, B/C, RH, RC, AUX1. it's a Trane thermostat.
Please suggest if it is compatible with the new NEST learning thermostat
I have change the batteries n I still get the code N260 stating C-Wire
needs to be installed. Curran my house temp is 87 n outside 96. It so t
stop running
I've been looking forward to the new Gen 4 Learning Thermostat
especially for the compatibility with home ventilation systems, but I
don't know the wiring setup for it as I would be adding a separate
system to my existing HVAC setup. Currently I've g...
I have a 3rd Gen Nest already installed in my house. I just bought the
new 4th Gen Nest that got announced a couple of weeks ago. Will I be
able to simply swap the thermostats? Will the 4th Gen Nest fit on the
3rd Gen Nest base plate?
