Hi,
one week ago, i updated my hassio from 0.88.2 to 0.100.1. and few days later to 0.100.2.
Now i’m getting errors with an automation:
“Error while executing automation automation.a_set_thermostat_eco_mode. Service not found for call_service at pos 1: Unable to find service climate/set_operation_mode”
In the documentation of the climate component “set_oparation_mode” is no more listed, seems to be dropped?! .
Maybe I missed some “breaking changes” informations.
Does anybody know, what i should use instead?
btw.: It’s a AVM Fritz 301 Thermostat, working fine so far.
Connection itself is ok, reading of values (temperatur, battery level) is working.
For the future, every generic_thermostat has preset_modes attribute so you can find out in Dev tools - > States what’s valid (but yeah, it’s not one of hvac_mode, they are separated now).
Don’t forget to change your climate.buro, climate.heizung_esszimmer and climate.werkstatt configs, namely:
initial_hvac_mode: 'heat' # I hope it's a heater ;)
And one more thing… nowadays there is no need in this bit, just remove it as it’s true by default and stays true unless you change it (kind of devs guarantee it):
Concerning initial hvac mode: the hvac_mode seems to be “heat” by default.
At the moment all my thermostats are AVM Fritz Devices, the attributes seem to be “learned”
from FritzBox automatically, there was no need to configure a generic thermostat.
All i did, is adding follwing entry in configuration.yaml
I own a dumb self-upgraded boiler so no smart things here and mine supports only off/heat mode and none/away preset.
Good that your one picked up hvac_mode automatically (but not sure it’s heat by default, would rather bet on off and the source code has the answer).
Don’t think you need anything else to configure if it works as expected - the rest you can do through climate service calls.
I got the same. I got a Central Heating Boiler which has 2 connection. First one is modbus which is connected to my manual thermostat (its a must for the WAF).
Upon inspection i also had the terminals for a On/Off thermostat, Which i now connected to a Relay with an ESP. My boiler regulates the rest of it.