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If your Nest thermostat won't connect to the internet, first ensure that your Wi-Fi network is functioning properly. Restart your router and check if your thermostat is within range. You can also try resetting your thermostat's network settings. Make sure that your Wi-Fi password is entered correctly. If the issue persists, updating the thermostat's software may help. Check for any interference from other devices that might affect the Wi-Fi signal. If you’ve tried all these steps and it still won’t connect, follow the troubleshooting steps in the app for further assistance.

If your wired Nest Doorbell is blinking, it usually indicates that it's not receiving power or is in the process of connecting. Check the power source to ensure it is properly wired and receiving electricity. If the wires are secure and the doorbell still blinks, try resetting the device by holding the reset button for about 10 seconds. Once reset, follow the installation instructions in the Nest app to reconnect it to your Wi-Fi network. Make sure that your Wi-Fi signal is strong where the doorbell is installed.

To stop your Google Nest thermostat from adjusting the temperature on its own, you can disable the Auto Schedule feature. Go to the thermostat settings, select “Nest Sense,” and turn off “Auto Schedule.” You can also check if the thermostat is in Eco mode and switch it to manual mode. This should help you maintain your preferred temperature without automatic adjustments.

To hold the temperature on your Nest thermostat, simply set your desired temperature using the dial or app. Once set, the thermostat will maintain that temperature. If you want to temporarily hold the temperature without scheduling changes, look for the "Hold" option in the settings or app, select it, and confirm. This will override your normal schedule until the next scheduled change or until you manually adjust it again.

To fix WiFi syncing issues with your Nest device, try these steps: First, ensure your WiFi network is functioning properly. Restart your router and ensure it's within range of your Nest device. Then, open the Nest app, select your device, and try to reconnect it to WiFi. If problems persist, factory reset your Nest device, and set it up again as a new device in the app. Make sure your app and device firmware are up to date. If these steps do not resolve the issue, consult the troubleshooting section in the app for further guidance.