Nest Operating State

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The Nest Operating state is stuck in Fan only when I make the nest go from Off -> Fan -> Off. Below is the logs from the testing. I would expect the operating statte to go from idle->Fan only->idle.

dev:4312018-07-13 21:07:19.140:debugOperatingState is (Fan only) | Previous State: (Idle)

dev:4312018-07-13 21:07:19.123:debugFan Mode: (Auto) | Previous State: (On)

dev:4312018-07-13 21:07:19.119:debugOperatingState is (Fan only) | Previous State: (Idle)

dev:4312018-07-13 21:02:19.495:debugFan Mode: (On) | Previous State: (Auto)

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Yeah, I just went from idle to cooling and this is the log:

dev:4312018-07-13 21:37:19.575:debugTemperature is (80°F) | Previous Temp: (79°F)

dev:4312018-07-13 21:37:19.357:debugOperatingState is (Idle) | Previous State: (Idle)

dev:4312018-07-13 21:37:19.353:debugnestOperatingState is (Idle) | Previous State: (Idle)

dev:4312018-07-13 21:37:19.336:debugFan Mode: (On) | Previous State: (Auto)

dev:4312018-07-13 21:37:19.328:debugOperatingState is (Cooling) | Previous State: (Idle)

dev:4312018-07-13 21:37:19.322:debugnestOperatingState is (Cooling) | Previous State: (Idle)

It shows going from idle to cooling to idle in seconds.

3

Bump, this is breaking my keen vent control.

4

It looks like its been a few days since your original post. I would try support@hubitat.com to open a ticket if no one reaches out to you soon.

5

After working with support, it ended up that having too many event subscriptions for different events that call the same function is not really a good idea, unless you are careful. Thanks to Hubitat support!

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