Good evening,
Clarification on the hardware used:
Since yesterday afternoon my plugs no longer report consumption in real time, and sometimes the value even freezes.
Any idea how to solve this problem, please?
Washing machine is off.
Do you know how to go to the zigbee2mqtt web page?
There is a link in the zigbee2mqtt integration. It’s just to see what value is actually being read by zigbee2mqtt.
That would help us understand whether the problem is Gladys or zigbee2mqtt
Yes, I can try if you tell me exactly which information you want.
If I refresh manually, it changes, but nothing happens automatically.
Did you find the link to the Zigbee2mqtt interface?
See the example in the image below.
In the interface you click on the device that’s giving you trouble
You can check from there whether the information is correct.
If I manually update the information, it’s correct, but otherwise it isn’t.
the state of my hardware outputs this just in case:
{
« current »: 0.12,
« energy »: 1.4,
« linkquality »: 102,
« power »: 13.1,
« power_on_behavior »: « previous »,
« state »: « ON »,
« update »: {
« installed_version »: 33816645,
« latest_version »:
Even in the zigbee2mqtt app you have to refresh? Weird though
Which browser are you using?
yes I need to refresh too but I just saw that my outlets are marked as disabled, maybe that’s where it’s coming from?
Google Chrome
No, it’s an option to check the availability of your devices and here in your case the option is Disabled.
In my opinion it’s more of a connection problem with your dryer’s plug. Because with an LQI of 0, the plug and your dongle are having trouble communicating
You should consider moving your dongle, placing it further away from the Wi‑Fi antennas…
The problem is that I’m having the issue with both outlets.
Do you have any other Zigbee devices?
If so, what is the LQI?
If not, a hardware problem with the Zigbee key?
Test to do: place your plugs as close as possible to the Zigbee dongle and check the LQIs to see if they increase.
I only have these two.
I moved the PC by 30 cm and nothing changed.
Is it possible to move it to a different USB port? If so, any steps to follow?
Problem solved by unplugging and replugging the sockets … I’m starting to have a bad experience with IKEA 
I was talking about moving the outlets, it’s simpler and above all you can move them closer to the dongle
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Shows how strange it is 
@G_rom0304 If your home is « complex » (large, with thick walls), or if there are interferences (lots of Wi‑Fi routers in your area), Zigbee can struggle if you don’t have a sufficient mesh of devices.
In Zigbee2mqtt, you can see a map of your network with the link quality between each device (LQI in English). If the link quality is low, you need to strengthen the mesh by adding repeater nodes between your Zigbee USB stick and your end device.
At my place, I have 41 Zigbee devices, 15 of which are routers (notably all my IKEA bulbs), which makes a great mesh 
I’ve never had any issues!
I have a recent home, but I have a door that’s causing problems so yes, I need to reinforce the mesh, and I haven’t connected my Hue to Gladys yet.
Yes @Will_71 showed me that 
Ah, so what I understand is that having Zigbee products along a path isn’t enough if you don’t have a router?
