Z-wave transmitter appears to fail daily

[danabw]

@rlithgow1

You have one ghost (98) that should be removed.

Looks like it!

@user4578 , since the ghost only has one neighbor, you have a good chance of removing it using the hub's built-in Ghost Removal tools...

Do this...

@danabw

3. How to use the Hubitat hub's built-in ghost removal tools Thanks to @jtp10181

Details

Simple first steps - try these first

Using the hub's built-in ghost removal tools
Below is a detailed summary from @jtp10181 of best way to use the hubs built-in ghost removal tools. Try these tools first before trying Ghost removal with a UZB stick:

• Click Refresh on the device ONCE, wait for the page to refresh. The Remove button should then appear. Click Remove ONCE. Again, wait. May want to have logs open while doing this as well.
• Sometimes it takes multiple tries of the Refresh button to get the Remove button to appear. Try to be patient and NOT click Refresh furiously. If you start getting "Zwave busy" error messages in your logs, power down and reboot again.
• It is common for it to take multiple tries at the Refresh/Remove buttons to remove a ghost, give it at least five or six attempts before assuming it's not going to work. Shutting down/restarting between successful removals can also help.
• From some anecdotal evidence, removal of a ghost device may be more successful if the device the ghost was created from is disconnected from power while you're trying to remove the ghost. If it's a plug, you can unplug it. If it's a switch and has an air-gap, pull the air gap. You can also flip a circuit breaker to temporarily remove power from a mains powered device. May not help, but an option you can consider.