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Failed to connect #66
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I have the same problem here IT (Italy) |
same here... Australia |
Reposting from another open issue so it might help here as well.... So I have the original super old desk fan (DP01) and I've been having issues with the cloud integration since the latest update. I wanted to try local but I'm on hassOS and can't clone the repo and install python (or couldn't figure out how to). I didn't bother with the wifi setup for the local integration since I assumed there was no wifi ssid on this thing since it's so old. Well I was wrong. I was changing the filter today and noticed a sticker inside that can only be seen after removing the filter. Sure enough I saw the ssid and password. Connected flawlessly. If my DP01 has this option then I assume they all do. |
Same here 'Failed to Connect' |
Same here US |
Refer issue #59. To the end of the thread there are few instructions on how to overcome this problem. My device (Hot and Cool) works fine after using get_devices.py method. I followed this method and worked for my device #59 (comment) I had the connection issue again from HA today and followed steps and was able to connect again. So the steps are still valid. |
I tried it a lot of times, every time I got this error
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Only way I could replicate |
After getting through the step "Verification code" but get the following error.
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I was getting this until I registered the device with the Dyson app, using the same email worked for me, when you enter an email that is not recognized by Dyson, this seems to trigger the Failed to connect message before prompting for the password |
I'm sure the email is valid, I checked it a lot of times, I tried it logging in the app many times (and before it worked on HA). I tried also to create a new account with another email address but, as soon as click on send on HA frontend or I pressed enter on python idle, I got the error |
sorry mate, can't think of any other reasons. FYI, This is a similar issue #59 (comment) also make sure the country code is same country code in the app. From the code, the request is responding with either 401 or 403 and that means, the Dyson API is rejecting email and country code combination. Also, this link has lots of information and troubleshooting via Postman in figuring out the response. Basically this python call we are using a different end point than the end point the Dyson App is using, I reckon. So working via the app doesn't mean the API used here can authenticate is. |
Same here KR |
get_devices.py didn't work out of the box for me. After sorting out cert issues, I was getting http error 401. I then moved on to try the dyson cloud config flow and was getting failed to connect like most of you here. I switched back to get_devices.py in a last-ditch attempt and it finally worked! The only extra thing I did was to log out from the app. |
Honestly there's nothing I can do about it except adding a section in the readme. It has to do with how the Dyson API itself works. If someone has a workaround I'll gladly merge it but until then there's not much I can do. |
Attempting to setup Dyson Cloud
Region UK ( GB)
Enter email address and get the error - Failed to connect.
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