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Leak Sensor 2852-222

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I have a leak sensor linked to a siren, to tell me if there is water in the water heater area.  It also announces on Alexa that there is a leak.  Also, it sends me a text message if there is a leak.  All this works; however, I continue to get text messages, even without a leak.

The messages came every single day at 1:00 a.m., never fail, but the siren did not sound and Alexa did not announce.  Kind of annoying, but once a day was tolerable.  Now, after some adjustments to the links, I am getting the text messages promptly every 10 minutes.  Still no siren or Alexa announcement.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Craig

Solved by MrBill

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right click the programs that send notifications program name and pick copy to clipboard, then paste them into a message.  We have no idea what the programming issue is without seeing the program.   If it's programs that are linked by variables or otherwise be sure to post other interrelated programs also.

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Never mind! Figured it out.  I had a repeat every 10 minutes in a program.  However, that doesn't explain why the message comes once a day.

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Leak Wet Alert - Water Heaters - [ID 0008][Parent 0001]

If
        'Siren, Chime, Relay / Water Heater Leak .2 - Wet' Status is On
 
Then
        Send Notification to 'Craig Sedgwick - text' content 'Wet Sensor Alert'
 
Else
   - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')
 

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that program shouldn't be sending anything at 1AM. however I would send the notification off the sensor itself and not the siren which is apparently in the scene, unless that's just a confusing folder name and the device is the leak sensor.

You might right click a program name and then pick Find/Replace.  Change the drop down to "raw text" and type "Notification" without the quotes and with a Capital N and then cycle thru your programs with the find button to see if there is anything else that could be sending the notification in error. 

 

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I think I found it, thanks to your awesome help on searching through all my programs for "Notification."  It was a stray program that I don't even know what it did.  It didn't make any sense.  I deleted it, and hopefully all will be well now!

Thanks again!

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