LG ThinQ

Fair enough, here's the relevant logs @LG-ThinQ-Integration: ```log 2025-08-27 13:34:00.517 DEBUG (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.lg_thinq.mqtt] async_handle_device_event: A/C Office, model:RAC_056905_WW, message={'pushType': 'DEVICE_STATUS', 'serviceId': '40de70e488a1891a475039f6', 'deviceId': '54451b94f94ce1b30c4a2881ff2969bcddeed3928d3b1c9f578133779b7d6b6b', 'userList': ['US2011174438648'], 'report': {'operation': {'airConOperationMode': 'POWER_ON'}}, 'deviceType': 'DEVICE_AIR_CONDITIONER'} 2025-08-27 13:34:00.518 DEBUG (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.lg_thinq.coordinator] …

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The problem I'm using Home Assistant with LG A/C via a HomeKit bridge. Everything works fine if I click the buttons via homeassistant web dashboard to interact with the A/C (turn it on, off, change temperature, change modes, fan speed, etc.), but if I'm using the Home app (or Siri, FWIW) on either macOS or iOS, which used to work 100% fine until at least a few weeks back, then I can only turn the A/C ON, and at whatever temperature it was saved last time; I cannot turn it OFF or change the temperature, or change modes, or fan speed, nor anything. I don't think it's an issue with the ThinkQ …

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LG has both a HACS addon and now LG has released their own integration. I'm still using the HACS addon and it gives me more info than I desire.

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I have an LG washer and dryer. There’s an integration for it. I receive very useful notifications when a load is finished. I can also manually start a cycle, which might be useful to do in some situations, like deferring the drying until an hour before I’m going to be home. Both machines are good. No problems with them and I’ve had them at least two years. The dryer tends to twist sheets though.

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Proposed change On a split LG WashTower, the dryer half is represented as device type `WASHTOWER_DRYER`. In `DEVICE_TYPE_SELECT_MAP` (in `select.py`) this device type was mapped to the *washer* operation-mode property (`WASHER_OPERATION_MODE`) instead of the dryer one (`DRYER_OPERATION_MODE`). Operation select entities are only created when the device profile reports the mapped property as writable (`coordinator.api.get_active_idx(description.key, ActiveMode.WRITABLE)`). A WashTower dryer profile exposes a writable `dryerOperationMode`, never `washerOperationMode`, in the `thinqconnect` SDK, …

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The problem Please fix the device profile for RAC_056905_WW All Firmware: clip_hna_v1.9.227, 2 model numbers: AP09RK.NSJ and PC09ST.NSJ I'm currently using a custom LG thinq solution, and tried this official integration. But several features, both available in the LQ thinq mobile app, and on the custom integration, are not provided in this official integration: - just 3 fan speeds in stead of 5 - airflow control for horizontal and vertical swing modes, like bottomdown, are missing - power sensor (energy consumption) is missing - Jet mode is missing - Ionizer is missing - filter status is …

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Yeah, it's hard to not use the LG app especially since we have to renew the T&C periodically. Plus the reminders it gives aren't terrible.

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The following are still missing for LG DUALCOOL Deluxe & Premium (H18S1D and H09S1P) - Owner sensor (energy consumption) is missing - Jet mode is missing - Ionizer is missing - filter status is missing

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I know nothing about the other ones you mentioned. I love my LG inverter window unit in the garage, but occasionally, the integration disconnects. I have to go in and update the app on my phone, then accept the TOS for it to work again. Just a minor annoyance.

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I've 3 LG air conditoners -PC24ET (S3-M24K22PA), PC12ET and PC12E (S3-M12JA3FA) - and all have the same problems as mentioned in 'The problem', The air conditioners have 5 fan speed settings (F1-F5) plus Auto, however the ThinQ integration only offers Low, Medium, High and Auto which seem to correspond to F1, F3, F5 and Auto. There is no way to select speeds F2 and F4. The remote control has F1-F5 plus Auto. This was also reported in #159763, but it has not been solved.

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@togume The LG ThinQ official integration doesn't include a diffuse option in the air conditioner's fan mode. Please provide your climate configuration and device information for verification. 1. device_info 2. climate

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The problem When exposing the climate devices to HomeKit it seems the fan speed isn't propagated correctly. For example I have an LG Air Conditioner with 3 fan speeds: - Low - Medium - High When the Fan speed is set to Low in HomeAssistant: It appears as 50% in HomeKit: Setting the speed to Medium appears to stay at 50%, High correctly propagates as 100% in HomeKit. To summarise what I'm observing is: | HomeAssistant (and Device) | HomeKit | Expected | | -------- | ------ | ------ | | Low | 50% | ⚠️ | | Medium | 50% | ✅ | | High | 100% | ✅ | ### What version of Home Assistant Core has the …

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I have a ThinQ dishwasher and it's absolutely useless.... I can't schedule anything with the app I can't control it all it tells me is when the dishwasher has started and it's done. Best thing you can do is right down a list of expectations and needs and see if anything meets them. Honestly I monitor their power usage ( tasmoda flashed outlets and eSP home flashed Emporia) and I said automations to make announcements over my Google home. As far as Smart Homes go my stuff is kind of outdated but it does exactly what I needed to do and that's tell me when the washer, dishwasher, dryer are …

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LG thinq would be amazing

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