These used to be stable, but in the last 6 months, they just randomly drop and come back later. Tries a reboot, but that didn’t help.

Hello,

After years of using ge/jasco dimmers and fan controls I have run into two issues recently. At first I noticed that a clicking noise is occurring inside one of the fan switches. I pulled the little plastic tab to disconnect it and couldn't get anything to work despite troubleshooting. I am thinking the switch is end of life based on the mechanical clicking sound, but the timing seems suspect after realizing another switch has an issue.

A few days later I noticed that our porch lights are turning off for a second and then coming on dim and going up in brightness, after a minute it repeats this cycle. For years I have used the smartthings smart lighting automation to turn them on (to 75%) and off based on sun status. I looked through the log and I am seeing tons of activity where they are changing the dimmer level on their own. I deleted the device and re added it, I also deleted my smart lighting automation and recreated it. Additionally I switched to the default driver as it looked like I was using "philh30". The issue persists and I am confused. Even if I turn the light in manually it does the same sequence turning off and then coming back on while increasing brightness.

Does anyone have any insight, it'd be much appreciated!

Hi everyone.

I’m trying to integrate my Yale Doorman smart locks with Samsung SmartThings, but I’ve run into an annoying issue with multiple locations.
I have two separate homes (our main residence and a vacation home), both set up as individual locations in SmartThings.

My Yale setup consists of:
Yale Doorman L3S (pre Matter)
Yale Doorman Classic with Access Module and Yale Connect Bridge
One Yale indoor camera
The devices are split between the two homes.

The problem:
When I linked my Yale Home account to SmartThings, both locks and the camera appeared in both SmartThings locations, rather than being assigned to their respective homes.
This creates some frustrating issues. For example, when someone opened the door at our vacation home, SmartThings sent us a security alert saying that the door at our main residence had been opened.

My question:
Is there a clean way to assign specific Yale devices to specific SmartThings locations while keeping everything under the same Yale Home account?
Ideally, I’d like to manage both homes through the same accounts, without duplicate devices, incorrect security notifications, or having to create separate Yale accounts.

Has anyone dealt with this before? Any workarounds or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance.