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Same problem at my side. Water level attribute stays at 100 all the time. model_id: AC2729/10 software_version: 0.2.1 wifi_version: AWS_Philips_AIR@62.1 Philips AirPurifier (with CoAP) HACS: 0.7.0
Same problem at my side. Water level attribute stays at 100 all the time. model_id: AC2729/10 software_version: 0.2.1 wifi_version: AWS_Philips_AIR@62.1 Philips AirPurifier (with CoAP) HACS: 0.7.0
I tested models AC2729/50 - it has only 2 values: 0 and 100. I think it's not a bug. The bug only that in AC3829/50 no attribute water_level (as I described in 1st message).
Same problem at my side. Water level attribute stays at 100 all the time. model_id: AC2729/10 software_version: 0.2.1 wifi_version: AWS_Philips_AIR@62.1 Philips AirPurifier (with CoAP) HACS: 0.7.0
I tested models AC2729/50 - it has only 2 values: 0 and 100. I think it's not a bug. The bug only that in AC3829/50 no attribute water_level (as I described in 1st message).
Maybe it is a different issue but with AC2729/10 water_level stay at 100 even when the tank is empty.
As @betaboon is not active on the air purifier anymore, I've done a rewrite here: I've fixed this in my rewrite: https://github.com/kongo09/philips-airpurifier-coap
The new code looks at the response of the device and shows the water level as a sensor if the data field is part of the response. I have a 2729 myself and it shows 0 right now as the tank is empty. I feel, this is working. For AC3829 the sensor should be present, provided there is data in the response. Please try and let me know.
@kongo09 Thanks, I will try your new version of this integration and let you know.
I have AC3829 and AC2729 models.
AC2729/50 has water_level:
AC3829/50 not:
Can you fix it?