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LG Range target temperature entities not working #647
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Thanks, thomaskistler, Mine is a dual oven and the only 2 entities that don't work are the target temps. I not sure if anyone is paying much attention to this custom integration any more. |
Please attach integration diagnostics (while device is on and target temperature set) so that I can analyze your payload. |
@Waank1 , please try is last release fix the issue. |
I tried it and it is working perfectly now. Thank you! |
Good, I close this. |
I spoke too soon. Now the current temperature is not working....... But the target temperature is. Actually they are both all over the place, current and target for upper and lower are now very inconsistent. |
I need more information. Please attach new diagnostic with the device turned on so that I can analyze returned data. If possible also collect some logs with debug level. |
I need diagnostics generated when target temperature is set, I think that the issue is related to unit of measure, but I need to see the values returned to understand where is the error. |
you attach hacs diagnostics, I need integration diagnostiscs. |
Unfortunately this doesn't seems to be an issue related to the integration but the way the data is provided. When target temperature value is set, the current temperature returned is 0, at least in the payload present in the diagnostics provided, and for this reason is set to |
It has been many months since I have looked at the LG app. I just checked, it only provides the temperature (which is very slow to update) and the status ie. preheating, baking, broiling etc. |
When you say temperature you mean target or current? Could you extract a diagnostic when temperature is shown in LG app and give me detail (may be a picture) of information shown in the app at that moment? |
Tis is quite complex situation. Your app is saying 72, but in the payload I just see the target temperature = 200. It is also providing a value of 77 for the Lower Cook temp, just wondering if this value could be inverted. |
It generally works for me. However, the resolution is quite poor and there
doesn't seem to be any reports during pre-heating:
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Tis is quite complex situation. Your app is saying 72, but in the payload
I just see the target temperature = 200. It is also providing a value of 77
for the Lower Cook temp, just wondering if this value could be inverted.
As first option you could try to collect some information in different
condition (up on and low off, up off and low on, both on) and send
diagnostic in every situation so that I can try to understand if there is
some logics....
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the situation is always the same, I see all values that do not match with value you provide, most of them set to 0. |
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LG Stove model #LTE4815ST
Integration lists 12 entities:
OVEN
sensor.oven
SmartThinQ LGE Sensors
Kitchen
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OVEN Cooktop center state
sensor.oven_cooktop_center_state
SmartThinQ LGE Sensors
Kitchen
—
OVEN Cooktop left front state
sensor.oven_cooktop_left_front_state
SmartThinQ LGE Sensors
Kitchen
—
OVEN Cooktop left rear state
sensor.oven_cooktop_left_rear_state
SmartThinQ LGE Sensors
Kitchen
—
OVEN Cooktop right front state
sensor.oven_cooktop_right_front_state
SmartThinQ LGE Sensors
Kitchen
—
OVEN Cooktop right rear state
sensor.oven_cooktop_right_rear_state
SmartThinQ LGE Sensors
Kitchen
—
OVEN Cooktop state
binary_sensor.oven_cooktop_state
SmartThinQ LGE Sensors
Kitchen
—
OVEN Oven lower state
sensor.oven_oven_lower_state
SmartThinQ LGE Sensors
Kitchen
—
OVEN Oven lower target temperature
sensor.oven_oven_lower_target_temperature
SmartThinQ LGE Sensors
Kitchen
—
OVEN Oven state
binary_sensor.oven_oven_state
SmartThinQ LGE Sensors
Kitchen
—
OVEN Oven upper state
sensor.oven_oven_upper_state
SmartThinQ LGE Sensors
Kitchen
—
OVEN Oven upper target temperature
sensor.oven_oven_upper_target_temperature
SmartThinQ LGE Sensors
Kitchen
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A clear and concise description of what the bug is.
If possible attach the JSON info file for your devices: UNK
All but 2 entities report as expected. Non working are:
Oven upper target temperature
Oven lower target temperature
They both show: unknown all the time
Expected behavior
Once oven is on and a temperature is set, I would expect entities to have some value:
Screenshots
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Environment details:
Core: 2023.12.3
Supervisor: 2023.11.6
Operating System: 11.2
Frontend: 20231208.2
Output of HA logs
Paste the relevent (SP) output of the HA log here.
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