Question: How to get rid of "Ghost" devices

[ursusHU]

Suddenly I have 2 non responding sensors appearing in Homekit. They of course appearing in the device list, but I couldn't find them anywhere else, definietly not in the phoscon app. I would like to get rid of them. How should I proceed? "04CF8CDF3C75A4E6": { "expose": true, "manufacturer": "LUMI", "model": "lumi.plug.mmeu01", "name": "Consumption 12", "resources": [ "/sensors/11", "/sensors/12" ], "type": "sensors", "zigbee": true }, "04CF8CDF3C7771BC": { "expose": true, "manufacturer": "LUMI", "model": "lumi.plug.mmeu01", "name": "Consumption 10", "resources": [ "/sensors/9", "/sensors/10" ], "type": "sensors", "zigbee": true },

I have managed to make them disappear with: ui put /devices/04CF8CDF3C75A4E6 '{"expose": false}' but would be nice to know why they appeared.

[ebaauw]

They appear in HomeKit because deCONZ exposes the resources and you have autoExpose set. You need to ask deCONZ why those resources appeared; you need to ask Phoscon why it doesn't show those resources.

Normally deCONZ exposes smart plugs using one lights resource (to control the on/off state) and two sensors resources (for consumption and power). It looks like deCONZ only exposes the sensors resources for your ghost plugs. My best guesses are:

• You deleted (unpaired) the plugs from deCONZ, but deCONZ didn't delete the sensors resources;
• The DDF for these plugs is broken.

Either way, this is an issue with deCONZ, not with Homebridge deCONZ.