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Nest Thermostat Keeps Changing Temperature

Is your Nest thermostat constantly changing temperature on its own? Don’t fret! In this blog post, we’ll share practical tips and solutions to help you fix this issue and regain control over your home’s comfort.

Possible causes for a Nest thermostat to keep changing temperature on its own include turned-on schedules, activated Away/Home Routines, and the use of Nest Early-On; solutions involve disabling  schedules, Away/Home Routines or disabling Nest Early-On

Reasons A Nest Will Keep Changing Temperature

Possible causeFix
Turned on schedulesTurn off schedules
Turned on Away/Home RoutinesTurn off routines
Activated Nest early onTurn off early on
Low battery ( If you have no c wire)Replace batteries

How to stop Nest thermostat from changing temperature on its own

Turn off auto schedules

The Nest thermostat has a feature called “Auto-Schedule” that learns your preferences and creates a temperature schedule based on your behavior. 

If you haven’t set a specific schedule or if the Auto-Schedule feature is enabled, the thermostat may adjust the temperature based on its learned patterns.

One of the ways to stop your nest from changing temperature on its own is to turn off auto schedules. But how  do you turn off auto schedules? 

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From  the Nest app follow these steps:

Step 1: Open the Nest app and select your Nest thermostat.

Step 2: Select Settings Nest settings icon and then Auto-Schedule.

Step 3: Tap the switch to turn it off. 

From the  your thermostat go to:

Setting(Nest settings icon)——-> Nest Sense——->Auto-Schedule——> Off.

Clearing Existing schedules

To clear your existing schedule on your Nest thermostat, follow these steps:

Nest Learning Thermostat:

  • Press the ring on your Nest Learning Thermostat.
  • Choose the “Schedule” icon.

Nest Thermostat E:

  • Press the ring on your Nest Thermostat E.
  • Choose the “Settings” icon (gear symbol).
  • Then choose “Schedule.”

If you want to completely erase your existing schedule, follow the steps below:

On your thermostat, select the “Settings” icon (gear symbol).

Then choose “Reset.”

Depending on the model of your Nest thermostat, select either “Reset” or “Clear.”

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Nest Early on

The Nest “Early-On” feature is designed to adjust the temperature of your home in advance so that it reaches the desired temperature at the scheduled time.

So you may have noticed that your thermostat is changing the temperature before the actual schedule, this is mainly caused by an activated early feature.

If you need to disable early on, here is how you can do it;

On  the Nest app

  1. Open the Nest app Nest app.
  2. Tap your thermostat.
  3. Select Settings Nest settings icon.
  4. Tap Early-On.
  5. To  disable Early-On, tap the switch

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Low battery

A low battery in a Nest thermostat can potentially cause it to keep changing temperature due to instability in its power supply. 

When the battery voltage drops to a certain level, the thermostat may encounter issues with maintaining consistent functionality, leading to erratic temperature adjustments or unexpected behavior.

 To fix this issue , you’ll need  to replace the batteries with new ones or connect a C wire to your thermostat which is a more stable source of power.

FAQ

How can I stop my Nest thermostat from making automatic temperature adjustments?

You can adjust the learning behavior settings in the Nest app or thermostat settings to control the frequency of automatic temperature adjustments. Additionally, you can manually set the temperature to override any automatic changes.

Can I disable the Early-On feature on my Nest thermostat?

 Yes you can. And disabling Early-On will prevent the thermostat from adjusting the temperature in advance to reach the desired temperature at the scheduled time. The thermostat will adhere strictly to the programmed schedule instead. See the section where we have provided instructions on how to disable Nest early on.

What should I do if my Nest thermostat’s sensors are not detecting occupancy correctly?

Ensure that the sensors are not obstructed and that their placement allows for accurate detection of occupancy. Cleaning any dust or debris from the sensors might also improve their performance. If the issue persists, contacting Nest support for further assistance is recommended.

Why does my Nest thermostat have connectivity issues that affect temperature control?

Connectivity issues can arise due to various factors, including Wi-Fi signal strength or compatibility problems. Ensure that your thermostat is connected to a stable Wi-Fi network and that it’s within the range of the router. If the problem persists, consult Nest support or your internet service provider for further troubleshooting.

Final thoughts

In conclusion, we hope that by following the tips and solutions provided in this guide, you have been able to solve the issue of your Nest thermostat repeatedly  changing temperature on its own.

 However, if you haven’t found a fix for this problem  you might want to call Nest support for help.or need further assistance, remember that Nest support is just a phone call away.

More resources: https://support.google.com/googlenest/answer/9235232?hl=en

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