Had the same issue and tried all the solutions I could google. Ghost switching problem finally solved after several weeks and several attempts. Bought a new one and replaced it. Its working fine now, like the other two I have at home. My conclusion is that it is not a software problem, its hardware.
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I have the same issue. Two Sonoff D1 controlling a led lamp and sometimes lights up by itself. I tried multiple configurations but always the same issue.
SONOFF guys! are you there?
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I tried a solution that was commented in other post. To fix the issue you must remove the resistors R6 R7 R8 R9 + R11 R12 R13 R14. I just do modification...
https://github.com/arendst/Tasmota/issues/7598
R6 R7 R8 R9 + R11 R12 R13 R14 removed, let's see how it goes
After remove the resistors R6 R7 R8 R9 + R11 R12 R13 R14 it work fine!
The guys from Sonoff do not want to fix the problem of turning on the D1 Dimmer by ghosts, they suggest that you contact the seller of these lame, expensive products for support, and the seller does not care about this problem. The seller for the sale of dimmers received income and was happy to fuck up this problem and Sonoff, they are already bought by those who do not know about this problem... I wonder if other products from Sonoff are the same expensive poop?
I've actually managed to get things under control (somewhat).
Above setup gets me going until power failure happens (unfortunately, in my case it's bit too common) - so i just repeat the steps once power comes again. Otherwise the ghost switching and automatic 100% brightness returns almost immediately.
Just to confirm, i have ordered another D1 from totally different seller. I just have to fit it in. If the same thing happens, i'm just going to throw these things in garbage and look for an alternative.
Only thing that is preventing me from buying a shelly dimmer is lack of a remote. (i need 2 switches on 2 different locations in my bedroom, and not willing to break the walls to do it)
К сожалению у меня нет пульта RM-433, я покупал его вместе с диммером на АлиЭкспрссе, но продавец меня обманул и не положил в посылку пульт, я открыл спор, но Али решило, что продавец прав.
А покупать второй диммер D1 я вам не рекомендую. Это второй диммер D1, который включают призраки и покупал я их у разных продавцов....я желаю вам удачи и надеюсь, что вам повезет больше, но покупать диммер D1, я вам не рекомендую, вы напрасно потратите деньги...
I have tried solution to remove the resistors R6 R7 R8 R9 + R11 R12 R13 R14. And finally it works fine! Thanks
Roglopes - yes, removing the resistors disables the remote. If you want to keep the remote, do NOT remove the resistors.
To stop the ghost switching with the remote, you just have to de-pair and re-pair the remote; it may take a few attempts - I think one of my switches took something like seven attempts, but most were in one or two cycles.
After they work, they are reliable, but every few months something trips my house breaker which upsets them and then I have to re-pair them yet again.
Christian Vidal
My D1 Dimmer Module, controlled by Android app eweLink, switches on its own - apart from the timers set in the app. I already reinstalled and paired the D1 module without success.
Pairing had be difficult, too. My 9th attempt in Quick Pairing mode was successful, but did not solve the problem of randomly switching.
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