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If a Miele device is temporarily disconnected from the Miele cloud while running, the Miele API returns a "not connected" state for the device. If the "not running" check is done first, it causes the energy/water consumption to be reset to 0. This in turn means that the statistics generated by Home Assistant will be messed up, it will look like more energy/water was consumed than in reality.
This was referenced Dec 20, 2021
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If a Miele device is temporarily disconnected from the Miele cloud while
running, the Miele API returns a "not connected" state for the device. If the
"not running" check is done first, it causes the energy/water consumption to be
reset to 0. This in turn means that the statistics generated by Home Assistant
will be messed up, it will look like more energy/water was consumed than in
reality.