Open HA-TB303 opened 4 years ago
Try the reset local state button on the status page and rebooting host.
Thanks, but I have tried that already.
I had this issue with a different sensor.
If a device isn't removed cleanly, the fragments of the topics and messages are retained in MQTT.
If you use a tool such as MQTT Explorer, you should be able to find the offending articles, and remove them from your broker.
After you have done that, restart Zigbee2MQTT and Zigbee2MQTT Assistant and reset the local state and see if the device has disappeared.
It may also be worth checking your configuration.yaml
in Zigbee2MQTT to see if it is still listed under the Devices section.
I had this issue with a different sensor.
If a device isn't removed cleanly, the fragments of the topics and messages are retained in MQTT.
If you use a tool such as MQTT Explorer, you should be able to find the offending articles, and remove them from your broker.
After you have done that, restart Zigbee2MQTT and Zigbee2MQTT Assistant and reset the local state and see if the device has disappeared.
It may also be worth checking your
configuration.yaml
in Zigbee2MQTT to see if it is still listed under the Devices section.
works, maybe this should be included as a hint, when device removing fails using the web ui.
Describe the bug
[BUG] Can't remove Philips Outdoor sensor
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior Device removal successfull and the device wont reappear.
Steps I took to try resolve the problem
Tried normal removal and "forced", but device keeps reappearing.
Installation
Version of Zigbee2MqttAssistant (this software): 0.3.178 (0.3.178+Branch.master.Sha.7b1877a40d9d37c5a18e33632ecf85e6eda09a95) Release Version of Zigbee2Mqtt: 1.14.3 Coordinator version: 20200805
Pertinent logs
zigbee2mqtt log: