Disable learning for the temperature schedule

When you turn off learning, your existing schedule will remain but your thermostat will stop learning from your future adjustments. 

Nest Learning Thermostat (4th gen)

1. Open the Home app .
2. Tap Favorites or Devices ..
3. Select your thermostat.
4. Tap Settings   Temperature Preferences Smart Schedule.
5. Choose from Automatic, Suggestions, or Off based on your preference.

Nest Thermostat E and Nest Learning Thermostat (3rd gen or earlier)

Nest app

1.  Open the Home app .
2. Tap Favorites or Devices ..
3. Select your thermostat.
4. Tap Settings   Temperature Preferences Auto Schedule  Off.

Nest app

1. Open the Nest app, then select your Nest thermostat.
2. Select Settings   Auto-Schedule.
3. Tap the switch to turn it off.

On your thermostat

Choose Settings   Nest Sense  Auto-Schedule  Off.

Before you decide whether to clear your existing schedule, here’s how to check it:

1. Nest Learning Thermostat (4th gen): In the Home app, tap Favorites or Devices  select your thermostat Schedules.
2. Nest Learning Thermostat (3rd gen or earlier): Press the ring and choose Schedule .
3. Nest Thermostat E: Press the ring and choose Settings   Schedule.

If you want to keep your existing schedule and manually tweak it, skip to step 3. 

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

Nest Learning Thermostat (4th gen)

1. Open the Home app .
2. Tap Favorites or Devices .
3. Choose your thermostat Schedules 3 dots icon Clear weekly schedule Yes.

Nest Thermostat E and Nest Learning Thermostat (3rd gen or earlier)

1. On your thermostat, select Settings   Reset  Schedule.
2. Depending on which Nest thermostat you have, select either Reset or Clear.

Note: If you have a Nest Thermostat E, you can select Basic to clear your existing schedule and replace it with the default Basic Schedule

Manually edit or create your thermostat's schedule to change your home's temperature at fixed times that you've set.

Nest Learning Thermostat (4th gen)

1. Open the Home app .
2. Tap Favorites or Devices ..
3. Select your thermostat.
4. Tap Schedules.
5. Tap Add event to add new events or select an existing event to edit it. For further instructions, refer to Learn about Nest thermostat temperature schedules and how to change them.

Nest Thermostat E and Nest Learning Thermostat (3rd gen or earlier)

Nest app

1. Open the Nest app and select your Nest thermostat.
2. Select Schedule .
3. Create or adjust temperature set points to your liking. For further instructions, see Learn about Nest thermostat temperature schedules and how to change them.

On your thermostat

1. Go to the schedule screen on your thermostat.
   • Nest Learning Thermostat: On the Quick View menu, choose Schedule .
   • Nest Thermostat E: On the Quick view menu, choose Settings   Schedule.
2. Create or adjust temperature set points to your liking. For further instructions, go to Learn about Nest thermostat temperature schedules and how to change them.

• Early-On: If you’ve enabled Early-On, your thermostat might start your system before the setpoint in your schedule. Early-On is designed to have your home reach the target temperature the level exactly when you set it in the schedule. If you want your system to start at the scheduled time (not before), disable Early-On. Your home won’t reach the target temperature until after the scheduled time.
• Automatic switching with presence sensing: If you’ve enabled Home and Away routines or Home/Away Assist, your thermostat might still automatically switch to its Eco Temperatures when it senses everybody has left home. If you don’t want it to do that, disable Eco Temperature auto switching for your thermostat.
• No temperature schedule: If you don’t set up a schedule after clearing it, your thermostat will stay on whatever temperature you set it to until you select a new temperature. This means it’ll work like a traditional, non-programmable thermostat or like “hold” mode on a programmable thermostat.
• Start learning again: You can always turn learning back on if you ever want your thermostat to start learning your temperature preferences again and make adjustments to the schedule automatically. Your Nest thermostat will use any temperatures that are in your schedule as a starting point to start learning again.