On the covered Google Nest thermostat, T01, T02, T03 and the other T codes means a system-test problem: the test after installation found that one part of the system did not respond. Google's list: T01 single-stage fan, T02 single-stage cooling, T03 two-stage cooling, T04 forced-air system, T05 radiant heating, T06 radiator heating, T07 baseboard electric heating, T08 humidifier, T09 dehumidifier, T11 two-stage fan, T12 three-stage fan. First, run the test longer: it runs 35 minutes and many systems have a delay of 5 minutes or more before they start, and radiant, baseboard or radiator systems can take up to 30 minutes to warm.
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ReversibleRun the test longer: it runs 35 minutes and many systems have a delay of 5 minutes or more before they start, and radiant, baseboard or radiator systems can take up to 30 minutes to warm.
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ReversibleGoogle's steps: make sure the system and any separate fan switches are on, check the thermostat wiring against the app's diagram, then use the system-specific notes: for T06 check the radiator valves are fully open; for T07 most baseboard heat is 120 volt and incompatible with Nest thermostats, so reinstall the old thermostat; for a heat pump check the O/B setting; for T08 and T09 Google strongly recommends professional installation because humidifiers and dehumidifiers often need a relay.
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A system-test problem: the test after installation found that one part of the system did not respond. Google's list: T01 single-stage fan, T02 single-stage cooling, T03 two-stage cooling, T04 forced-air system, T05 radiant heating, T06 radiator heating, T07 baseboard electric heating, T08 humidifier, T09 dehumidifier, T11 two-stage fan, T12 three-stage fan.