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AC2889/10 Unable to get data for polling: Error: spawnSync python3 ETIMEDOUT. #36

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malinowskim opened this issue Jan 30, 2022 · 5 comments
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@malinowskim
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Describe the bug
Air purifier to plugin is adding without any problem, but after while this info starts to popping out and shows on every time.
[30.01.2022, 15:34:10] [Philips Air] [Air Purifier] Unable to get data for polling: Error: spawnSync python3 ETIMEDOUT.
[30.01.2022, 15:34:10] If your have "Error: spawnSync python3 ETIMEDOUT" your need unplug the accessory from outlet for 10 seconds and plug again.

In Home App and HB i can see device, but after this error start to shows up, device is always visible in HB as ON (even device is turn off). When I tap button in Home App or HB button is update to correct status and I can turn on device.

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  • Node.js Version: v16.13.2
  • Homebridge Version: v1.4
  • Operating System: Raspbian GNU/Linux Bullseye (11)
  • Plugin Version: homebridge-philips-air v3.5.2
@malinowskim malinowskim added the bug Something isn't working label Jan 30, 2022
@alexkerber
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Did you get it to work @malinowskim?

@TharuMCD
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I would be interested in a solution to this. I have the identical issue.

  • running a Windows 10 Home system on Intel NUC machine
  • Node.js version 16.15.1 (x64)
  • HomeBridge 1.5.0
  • HomeBridge UI 4.50.0
  • Philips-air plug in version 3.5.2
  • Philips purifier AC2889/10

A solution would be wonderful - it still works and I can turn the machine on and off. However HomeKit will persistently report the machine as ON, even when it is not. Also throws up perpetual error messages in the log ... which is just annoying.

Thank you.
Michael.

@wilkovb
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wilkovb commented Oct 28, 2023

Any update on this?

Thanks!

@PascalOchel
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py-air-control is missing on your system. Solution: goto Terminal (e. g. in your Homebridge UI open the menu and select Terminal), there enter:
pip install py-air-control

@wilkovb
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wilkovb commented Nov 23, 2023

Yes I found it.

Thanks!

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