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[BUG] LLKZMK11LM: power metering disappears after restart #1382

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mikoff opened this issue Feb 20, 2022 · 9 comments
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[BUG] LLKZMK11LM: power metering disappears after restart #1382

mikoff opened this issue Feb 20, 2022 · 9 comments
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@mikoff
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mikoff commented Feb 20, 2022

Describe the bug
On Home Assistant restart, the power monitoring entity of the device disappears. If we go to the cluster management screen we see that the device can read proper wattage, but the entities report “Unavailable” status.
The option to "Reconfigure" does not help.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Pair LLKZMK11LM
  2. Check that power monitoring works and reports
  3. Reboot HA
  4. Power monitoring utilities are missing

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Additional context
The problem was discussed by other users on HA forum, for example:
https://community.home-assistant.io/t/aqara-lumi-2-channel-relay-with-zha/356984

@mikoff mikoff changed the title [BUG] LLKZMK11LM: no power metering entity [BUG] LLKZMK11LM: power metering disappears after restart Feb 20, 2022
@mazerte
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mazerte commented Feb 22, 2022

It may be related to this one to #1337.

On my side I get the same problem with the Aqara Smart Plug. Clusters are reporting good metrics but entities are unavailable.

@dmulcahey
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Do you have the same errors in the logs that the linked issue above does?

@leonardpitzu
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Logs are empty. Same the entities.

@mikoff
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mikoff commented Mar 15, 2022

I can confirm that logs are empty.

@jims-code
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jims-code commented Apr 3, 2022

The strange behaviour mentioned in this issue is shown by Aqara Smart Plug devices that were connected some days ago. Devices that were connected last year work fine.

Maybe there are some hints in these issues that help finding the reason for this strange behaviour:
home-assistant/core#67644
#1337

The file plug_mmeu01.py has been updated 3 months ago. It might be that this caused an unwanted side effect.
#1252

@kvvoff
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kvvoff commented Jun 11, 2022

Is there any progress in solving the problem? I have the same with LLKZMK11LM

@jims-code
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For the Aqara Smart Plug the problem has been solved in zigpy/zha-device-handlers Release 0.0.73. The installation was done automatically by a Home Assistant update.

More details concerning the bug can be found here: home-assistant/core#67644

@kvvoff
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kvvoff commented Jun 11, 2022

for LLKZMK11LM still doesn't work. Latest version of HA

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