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Whenever a sensor pairing message is displayed on your ecobee smart thermostat, look for the 4-Digit ID displayed on the message. This is the ID of the room sensor that your ecobee smart thermostat is attempting to pair with. Ensure that this ID does not match any of your current room sensors.
4-Digit ID on Your ecobee
4-Digit ID on Your Sensor
If the ID does match one your sensors, this repeated pairing request may simply be an error. We'll check your thermostat's firmware version to make sure it is up-to-date. If no firmware update is available, the sensor can be added to the Ignored Sensors list to prevent further pairing requests.
If your firmware version is not up to date, please contact ecobee support to request a firmware upgrade. Please have your ecobee's serial number ready (found under MAIN MENU > ABOUT) or your ecobee's registered email address.
If you live in a populated area, a neighbor may also own an ecobee smart thermostat. Your ecobee unit may simply be detecting the sensor of a neighbor & is repeatedly attempting to pair with it. This is a great example of a sensor that should be added to the Ignored Sensors list.