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Turning the AC off does not always actually turn it off #105
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is this related #101 ? please try if this happens also, if you use the underlying python package (toshiba_ac) directly. |
It's not really related to #101, I can turn the AC to heating and back to off to actually turn it off. I'll see what I can find with toshiba_ac. |
Does your AC support cleaning mode? |
I've had it being kept turned on for several hours. The AC is on, the integration sees it as off. It keeps working on the temperature it's set at too. It doesn't happen often, but this last week I've had it a couple times. |
Can confirm a similar issue of @TallGuy74 after updating to 2023.1.0. I'm using the scheduler component to switch off the AC, no issue on previous versions, the problems starts after updating. |
which firmware version do you run? @KaSroka can you confirm? I am not aware of any recent change within the HA part, other than the version bump. |
I'm using firmware version 4.0.00 of the adapter, when I connect using the Toshiba Home AC control the APP show a firmware update to 4.0.2, but when trying to upgrade, the update failed. |
I have adapter version 2.2.00 of the adapter, using version 3.4.0 of the iPhone app. The adapter is updated to the latest version. |
If I check the status of the AC with the toshiba_ac package, I see the same thing. AC is still on (as evidenced by the outdoor sensor still supplying temperature, and the unit itself is on as well), but the status homeassistance and the toshiba_ac_gui.py see is that it is off. If I turn on the AC and turn it off again, things actually turn off.
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can you confirm that it is not in cleaning mode? |
Cleaning mode doesn't last over 24h. The last change from homeassistant was a day ago. And the first invocation of the gui thingy says AcSelfCleaning: OFF. |
Looking at the logs, it seems that cloud reports that your device is off (30 on the beginning of AMQP status is ON, 31 is OFF). So the wrong value is reported by the cloud itself. Also there is a mechanism that every 30 min fetches the data from server (in case of failed cloud push) so it seems that according to Toshiba cloud your AC is off when it really is on. |
I did notice that I can't always turn the AC back on when it is in cleaning mode, but I can do it through the Toshiba app. |
I just saw it go to cleaning mode, but it turned off without a problem after that. |
I have two Toshiba Kazumi AC's, and use an automation to automatically turn heating on and off (on when the temperature reaches < 18.5 degrees celcius, and off when the temperature goes > 19.5 degrees).
It sometimes happens that the integration thinks it's turned things off, while the AC's are still on, or turns things on but the AC's are still off. I can usually see this is happening by checking the Outside temperature sensors; if those are unavailable, the AC's are off.
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