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Question: Why does the Dehumidifier function not show up in the integration? #175
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It does (as mode "Dry") if the indoor unit's API reports it. If yours isn't showing up maybe it's calling that mode something else. Use the https://github.com/dlarrick/pykumo?tab=readme-ov-file#interactive-use instructions to get the raw JSON reported by your indoor unit and we can see what it's reporting. |
This is what I get. I'm afraid it's over my head. Thank you for your help!
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I do see all 5 units in HA. The modes (Heat, Cool, Dry, Fan Only, OFF) are all under the climate entity and I can control everything perfectly in HA. |
I'm seeing this as well. To clarify, the issue is when using the HomeKit Bridge. I think the issue may be on their end: home-assistant/core#120140 (comment) I also don't get an "Auto" option for the fan, just a slider. |
Actually sounds like it's a HomeKit spec limitation: home-assistant/core#129079 (comment) |
My Mitsubishi units have a Dehumidifier function that doesn't seem to be transferred when adding a HASS Bridge to the Home App. I only get Heat and Cool options but not Dehumidify.
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