• Take the thermostat display off the base.
  • Remove the batteries that were in the past from the rear on the thermometer display.
  • Incorporate the two new AAA batteries.
  • Reposition the thermostat display on the base, until it snaps.

    • If you’re experiencing frequent low battery warnings on your thermostat or other power-related messages you might need to test the C wire connection or install a C wire in order to ensure that you have a consistent supply of electricity to the thermostat, and stop those backup batteries from depleting. Certain systems, such as zones-controlled heating, cooling heat pump systems need a C wire

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  • Replace the batteries using the instructions in the following section so that the thermostat can manage your system (and you will be comfortable) while you examine your Cline.

    • If there’s an issue with power when the battery backups go low the Nest Thermostat will let you that it has low battery alerts in the Home app, as well as in the LCD. Follow the replacement instructions in the section that follows.

    When you first set up your device there is a possibility of receiving a message about low battery. This could happen if the batteries are loosened or there’s a small piece of the battery tab attached to the connectors.

  • Remove the thermostat display from the base.
  • Be sure to remove the tab for batteries. Remove the batteries from the side of your thermostat’s display, and ensure that there aren’t any fragments of tabs left.
  • Place the batteries back in and make sure that they are in a proper position and facing in the correct direction.
  • The thermostat display should be pushed back to its base and wait until it clicks.
  • If the message about low battery persists Replace the batteries with top-quality 1.5 V AAA batteries from a reputable manufacturer.

    • It is the Nest Thermostat that receives power from your HVAC system. It also utilizes two AAA alkaline batteries as an alternative, or to help if your system doesn’t provide enough power.

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