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I'm def thinking of getting a Nest or other similar thermostat to set it to run THE AC 10 or 15 minutes ea hour to keep not only temp but humidity under control

Thank you greatly for this video!!

The fan cuts off when the heat cuts off without a delay leaving the coil smoking hot. Useless!!!

The bacon comment made me laugh. Informative, straight to the point and entertaining. Great video!

Just solved a problem I was having

It will also increase humidity 😂

What temperature should keep during summer time and what fan running min should keep For all different season you can tell How much temperature should keep and how to use this fan system all. Please if you can keep video for that

Thank you!!!

We don't have "fan settings" in settings - is there a way to add it?

It means that we the humans need to aerate our rooms from Bacteria or Viruses.

How do you set the fan to auto?

I have no “fan” option on my 3rd generation nest thermostat. What can I do?

Does airwave need to be on for fan schedule to be set? Or they different? I have both on and set and was curious if I needed airwave enabled still...

I have an issue with turning fan only. When i go on fan and set the period time to run, next step ask me to turn on the thermostat to run the run the fan but going to run the a/c or heater on with fan. Any suggestion or idea to solve that problem?

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Now I want bacon !

I would like to run the fan to bring in and circulate fresh air 1hr per day. Is that the "always" feature and set it to 12pm and 1pm every day and is independent of the AC?

What is the point of this?

I have 5 sensors on my 2nd floor and at times I can see a 10 degree difference between them. Running the fan for a couple hours manually seems to help even the temperature out across the floor, but your tip to schedule the fan periodically is going to automate keeping the entire floor comfortable. Thank you!

I like it

how you to change fan speed? on nest thermostat

Thank you. I understand more how the Nest works.

hey you did a great job! I'm a contractor and I showed my wife saying "eehh see great idea"

No recommendation?

Why

Mine does havent the fan option. What can i do?

Does this work with Bryant variable speed furnaces? I bought the cheap nest thermostat but google told me it wasn’t compatible but the learning thermostat was, just curious

thats what i am looking for, thanks

All very well and good, if you need it for heating....OR, if you live in a dry arid climate, say Arizona or Nevada. But how about those who live in a highly humid climate...say Florida for example. One of the functions of an air conditioner while in operation is the removal of moisture from the air as it passes across the face of the evaporator. This moisture is referred to as humidity, and is the condensation that can be seen dripping from a pipe which is run outdoors from the air handler. Where these fan settings become a problem is when the A.C. compressor shuts down after the temperature setting has been reached, the fan will still be running. The effect of this condition is that the air (still ) running across the evaporator coil will pick up the moisture left on the face of the evaporator coil and in the drain pan and put it back in the area that you are trying to cool. To complicate matters, the human body is quite susceptible to the relative humidity in the air surrounding it.. As I write this missive, the outdoor temperature here in South Florida is 83 degrees, with a humidity level of 73% (rather mild for this area today). The average home with a correctly functioning Air Conditioner would have a temperature setting of say 75 degrees which would correlate to an indoor humidity level in the range of 50 to 56%, all things being equal, ie. no open windows, nobody going in and out through the exterior doors. So again, this Nest thermostat is fine for arid, or low humidity climates, not so much for the more humid zones, Nest might want to correct their advertising literature to steer their customers in the right direction ......Unless of course, there is a hidden function within the programing to allow the Fan to be set to 'Auto' so that it runs with the air conditioner.? I haven't found it. Many thermostats do have a fan setting of 'circ', this does run the fan at intermittent intervals outside the operation in sequence with the Air Conditioner; the purpose of which is to even out the average mean temperature of the conditioned space. while this setting will have something of a similar effect on the relative humidity in the conditioned space, it will not be as dramatic as it allows the fan to shut down at the end of the cooling cycle which in turn allows the moisture on the Evaporator to drain away...BUT....still, there will be moisture in the drain pan which can be drawn in to the airstream. I guess it all depends on what sort of condition you prefer, cool and dry or cool and humid.

I just want the fuking thing to turn the fan on when the AC or Heater turns on, it wont do that but it will do it on everything else when the I set fan to always

Thanks.

Can you turn the nest off and have the fan go in auto or does the heat or cool need to be on

Heat and AC both work properly. Any reason you can think about why my fan only will not come on? Unit is in on position.

My nest does not have a fan icon, can someone help me with this. My house does not cool down and the unit and furnace is brand new.

I have a yellow fan on the face of my Nest and do not know what it means . Can anyone help me, please.

This helped me a lot thanks but did you fart????

Great info. We have one of these in our new house. Unfortunately I absolutely hate it. Too many options. It's a thermostat not a complicated piece of machinery. Not to mention I have to charge the battery every night because it's crap.

Thank you. This helped a lot.

Why don’t I have the option to cool on my nest thermostat? I only have heat eco or fan

Is it possible for the hot/cold temperature to be the same? For example, I want the house at 73 F, do what you gotta do to get it to 73 F... It seems to me that there has to be a minimum of a 3 F difference between the 2 modes... Can anyone confirm that?

My thermostat has to on eco to run just a fan? as it’s keep asking to select thermostat mode to run fan

Can you change the humidity level? I want a cooling humidity mode. I live in Vegas and preparing for the hot dry summer months here

How would I go about setting the fan to auto? I have it disabled on that screen yet it continues to run when my furnace isn't in a heat cycle