ZHA appears to be added automatically, even though I use Zigbee2MQTT

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Hi
I have a weird home setup requiring me to use two ZigBee networks. The first one is using SLZB-07 connected directly via USB to my first Zigbee2MQTT server. Today I received SLZB-06MU, which is using Ethernet. I configured second Zigbee2MQTT network as usual, added my devices, then realized there’s a Zigbee entry in my Home Assistant settings, indicating ZHA. When I go in there, I get “Unknown command”, but it seems to actually be installed? I literally clicked “Ignore” for ZHA and SMLIGHT integrations few minutes before.

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How can I get rid of that Settings entry and make sure that ZHA doesn’t show up? I’m happy with Zigbee2MQTT hosted by myself and don’t want ZHA.

Thanks

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Same issue here! :raised_hand:

I actually switched from ZHA to Z2M a few months ago, and despite the fact I properly removed all ZHA devices + uninstalled the integration I still have this settings item with the same error message described above :confused:

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Hey there! :slight_smile:

Okay! I FINALLY was able to figure out what’s happening! :partying_face:

It turns out I had some “ghost” configuration leftovers in my configuration.yaml file.
If you’re facing this, double-check your config for the zha: block:

zha:
  custom_quirks_path: /config/zha_quirks/
  zigpy_config:
    ota:
      otau_directory: /config/zigpy_ota
      providers:
        - type: ikea
        - type: sonoff
        - type: z2m
      extra_providers:
        - type: z2m
          url: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Koenkk/zigbee-OTA/master/index.json

The fix: Delete/comment the entire zha: block, save, and restart Home Assistant.
The icon should finally be gone!

Hope this helps!

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