Lukas & his team analysis: Ecobee

Ecobee SmartSensor Showing 99°C (Short Circuit Error)

#Ecobee #SmartSensor #ShortCircuiterror,99°C

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Troubleshoot an Ecobee SmartSensor reporting 99°C and a short circuit error. Diagnostics and solutions for Canadian homes.

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Lukas & Team - Smart Home Fix: Ecobee

Ecobee Network Latency Troubleshooting Guide

#Ecobee #NetworkLatency

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Troubleshoot Ecobee network latency issues in Canada. Optimize Wi-Fi, check for interference, and ensure proper voltage for reliable performance.

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#InternetOfShit, ladies and gentleman:

The product managers behind this supposed “smart” thermostat didn’t think to check and see if maybe the HVAC is turned off… Via their own damn thermostat. 🙄🫠

#InternetOfThings #ecobee

Another #ecobee software bug. The temperature read 25.5ºC but the dogs find it uncomfortable above 24 so I decided to set the thermostat back from 26. But, eco+ is enabled and needs to be turned off. I tried 8 times to turn it off. Parts of the app said it was off, other parts said it was still on. When I could finally set it back to 24, the temperature reading jumped back to 24 and the A/C wouldn't kick in. You know a device is badly designed when it's a battle to get it do it's main function.
Unquestionably, though, I’ve appreciated having #ecobee thermostats in my house. Their logging, metrics, charts, and notifications are outstanding. Even though I was very much aware of the temperature, I appreciated the email giving me a heads up in case I was away.
I'm so sick of how horrible internet of shit devices are when it comes to just changing a damn email account. #ecobee and #hue I'm looking right at you. Don't tell me it's for security. Computer technology has been around for 40 plus years at this point and we didn't need to do this kind of crap. Hell this crap didn't even start until internet of shit devices / Services arrived resulting in laziness.

I added a binary sensor group so now we only stir the tanks if there are astronauts in the command module…

#HomeAssistant #ecobee
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Found yet another bug in the #ecobee iOS app. I changed the setpoint and told it to hold until the next scheduled change. The display confirmed my setting. Yet the temperature rose a full degree above the setpoint (typically the A/C kicks in at 0.5º above). I killed the app and restarted. Still confirms setpoint but A/C won't start. Cancelled the hold and changed the setpoint again. This time the A/C kicked in immediately. Checked the ecobee site. It claimed I set it 1º higher than app showed. 😡
In #ecobee's never-ending search to reach enshittification nirvana, their latest iOS app update now forgets what page I was on and reverts to the "My Home" screen. It always used to return to my "Thermostat" page where I left it, but the devs felt I really needed to do that one extra tap now. The fact that the home page has the Discover tab with the annoying red dot that never goes away trying to sell me something I'm sure doesn't factor into their decision at all.
Either #ecobee's API is giving me garbage data or the temperature in my house is experiencing temperature spikes. Given the thermal mass of a house and ecobee's reputation for quality, I know which one I believe is correct.