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toiletduck9 opened this issue May 2, 2025 · 3 comments
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Unable to disable appliances #490

toiletduck9 opened this issue May 2, 2025 · 3 comments

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@toiletduck9
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toiletduck9 commented May 2, 2025

home_connect_alt_debug.log

Describe the bug

I'm trying to use this integration to work around the rate limit. I have 5 BSH devices linked in my Home Connect account/app, and since a few weeks the rate limit is constantly hit. It occurs both with the orginal and with this alt integration.

I've followed the steps in the readme:

  1. Advanced options enabled
  2. Identified HAID in the recommended way - verified HAID by looking into the API call logs
  3. Added appliance HAID and required setting to 'appliance_settings' in the UI configuration settings (see code below)
  4. Hit submit - nothing happens

Version of the custom_component

1.1.12

Configuration

Advanced appliance settings:

"334090393543001221":
  disabled: true
"384090390271001979_001":
  disabled: true
SIEMENS_LR96CBS25_68A40EBC91FC:
  disabled: true

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ekutner commented May 3, 2025

Please press the "Home Connect Debug Info" button and upload the log file. If you have more than a single config entry then you should have a button for each entry, so press all of them.

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home-assistant_2025-05-03T15-07-36.884Z.log

Second attempt, I really thought I already had the debug info attached. Please let me know if it's ok now.

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ekutner commented May 5, 2025

As far as I can see the first two appliances are indeed disabled, their entities, if they exist, should appear as "unavailable" in HA.
The third entity id should be specified in lower case letters, as explained in the README, and then it would become disabled too. By they way, it looks like you copied the appliance ID from the log, which is also fine and would have worked too, if you would have used the ID from the log as-is, without replacing the hyphens with underscores. So either "SIEMENS-LR96CBS25-68A40EBC91FC" or "siemens_lr96cbs25_68a40ebc91fc" should work.

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