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Water Heater controls are not working (TM_ATW_R32_3D INV_EU_NB_2304) #489

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mueggi opened this issue Feb 5, 2025 · 3 comments
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mueggi commented Feb 5, 2025

HA core version

2025.1.4

Current integration version

0.6.6

Last known working integration version

?

Device type and model

Heat Pump Wi-Fi Controller 00000Q12 (50115) by Midea

Working mobile app

NetHome Plus

The detail description of bug/problem

The device can be added through auto discovery and all the entities and controls are shown, but all are unavailable. I also have two air conditioners which work seemlessly.

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The logs

  1. Device removed.
  2. Debug log enabled..
  3. Device added (auto discover, no changes).
  4. Debug log downloaded.
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mueggi commented Feb 5, 2025

home-assistant_midea_ac_lan_2025-02-05T07-46-56.168Z.log

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wuwentao commented Feb 5, 2025

your device NOT response to all the C3 device query message, so HA can't get enable it or control or get the device status.

below is the error all the query cmds failed in your debug log file:

2025-02-05 11:46:40.244 DEBUG (WaterHeater_AB9C) [midealocal.device] [151732605836354] all the query cmds failed [<midealocal.message.MessageQueryAppliance object at 0x7f5bd8fe70>, <midealocal.devices.c3.message.MessageQueryBasic object at 0x7f5bd2ed60>, <midealocal.devices.c3.message.MessageQueryDisinfect object at 0x7f5bd2c280>, <midealocal.devices.c3.message.MessageQuerySilence object at 0x7f553a9d30>, <midealocal.devices.c3.message.MessageQueryECO object at 0x7f5bd8fcb0>, <midealocal.devices.c3.message.MessageQueryUnitPara object at 0x7f5bd8fd20>, <midealocal.devices.c3.message.MessageQueryHMIPara object at 0x7f5bd8fe00>, <midealocal.devices.c3.message.MessageQueryInstall object at 0x7f5bd8fd90>], please report bug
2025-02-05 11:46:40.244 DEBUG (WaterHeater_AB9C) [midealocal.device] [151732605836354] No supported query protocol
2025-02-05 11:46:40.244 DEBUG (WaterHeater_AB9C) [midealocal.device] [151732605836354] Disabling device
2025-02-05 11:46:40.244 DEBUG (WaterHeater_AB9C) [midealocal.device] [151732605836354] Status update: {'available': False}
2025-02-05 11:46:40.245 DEBUG (WaterHeater_AB9C) [midealocal.device] [151732605836354] Socket closed

please try to reboot your device and HA to confirm again.
if it still have the same error result, there should be some issue exist, but I'm still not sure now.

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mueggi commented Feb 5, 2025

Thanks for the quick reply!

I restarted both HA and the WaterHeater, removed it from HA and added it again. Same behaviour. Is there something I can change in the configuration, that might help? Here is a screenshot of the default:

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home-assistant_midea_ac_lan_2025-02-05T10-44-26.226Z.log

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