xiaomi.feeder.pi2001 constantly feeds my cats

[roman2861]

Device model / 设备型号

xiaomi.feeder.pi2001

Component version / 插件版本

1.0.19

HA core version / HA版本

2025.7.3

Integrated mode / 集成方式

Automatic (自动模式)

The problem / 问题详情

When I press Pet Food Out, feeder stars feeding constantly until I turn off the feeder. I have two feeders and both are working with the same approach.

Entity attributes / 实体属性

button.info: Yosia
model: xiaomi.feeder.pi2001
did: 643696427
mac: DC:ED:83:AB:DC:B0
lan_ip: 192.168.1.138
app_link: mihome://device?uid=119186009&did=643696427
miot_type: urn:miot-spec-v2:device:pet-feeder:0000A06C:xiaomi-pi2001:3
available: true
home_room: Home Кухня
icon: mdi:information
updater: local
updated_at: 2025-07-27 12:27:59.212451+03:00
converters: button.info, sensor.pet_feeder.status, switch.physical_controls_locked, sensor.battery_level, sensor.pet_feeder.fault, sensor.pet_feeder.pet_food_left_level, sensor.pet_feeder.eaten_food_measure, sensor.pet_feeder-2.eaten_food_measure, sensor.eaten_food_measure-2-22, sensor.eaten_food_measure-2-23, sensor.desiccant.desiccant_left_level, sensor.desiccant.desiccant_left_time, switch.compensate_switch-5-12, switch.prevent_accumulation-5-14, number.target_feeding_measure-2-7, button.pet_feeder.pet_food_out, button.pet_feeder.weigh_manual_calibrate, button.desiccant.reset_desiccant_life
customizes: 
chunk_properties: 1
button_actions: pet_food_out,reset_desiccant_life,weigh_manual_calibrate
number_properties: target_feeding_measure
sensor_properties: >-
  pet_food_left_level,fault,eaten_food_measure,desiccant_left_level,desiccant_left_time
switch_properties: compensate_switch,prevent_accumulation

info: null
device_class: update
friendly_name: Yosia Info
pet_feeder.fault: 0
pet_feeder.pet_food_left_level: 1
target_feeding_measure-2-7: 10
pet_feeder.status: 0
pet_feeder-2.food_out_status: 0
add_meal_notify_status-2-13: 0
pet_feeder-2.food_heap_status: 0
pet_feeder.eaten_food_measure: 0
pet_feeder-2.eaten_food_measure: 0
eaten_food_measure-2-22: 0
eaten_food_measure-2-23: 0
pet_feeder-2.status: 0
pet_feeder-2.status-28: 0
pet_feeder-2.status-29: 25
pet_feeder-2.status-31: 0
pet_feeder-2.status-32: 0
physical_controls_locked: false
physical_controls_locked.mode: 0
battery_level: false
desiccant.desiccant_left_level: 0
desiccant.desiccant_left_time: 0
feeder_schedule-5-1: [1,07000201,13000101,17000101,23000101]
add_meal_state-5-3: 0
plan_process_display-5-4: 0
food_intake_rate-5-5: 10
food_intake_state-5-6: 0
max_schcdule_num-5-7: 35
schedule_state-5-8: 1
add_meal_cycle-5-10: 8
food_out_progress-5-11: 0
compensate_switch-5-12: 0
prevent_accumulation-5-14: 1
schedule_progress-5-15: 25
add_meal_triggertime-5-16: 8
set_screen_display-5-18: 0

Home Assistant Logs / 系统日志

No response

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Based on the issue with your Xiaomi Pet Feeder PI2001, here are some suggestions:

1. Check Button Configuration:

   • The feeder has a pet_food_out button action that should dispense a controlled amount of food
   • Verify if any automations or scripts are triggering this action repeatedly

2. Customize Feeding Amount:

   # In configuration.yaml
   xiaomi_miot:
     device_customizes:
       xiaomi.feeder.pi2001:
         pet_food_out:
           action_params: 1  # Change this value to control portion size (default is 1)

3. Reset Device:

   • Try using the reset_desiccant_life button action to reset the device
   • Power cycle the feeder (unplug and replug)

4. Check Sensor Values:

   • Monitor the eaten_food_measure sensor (measured in grams) to track actual food dispensed
   • Check pet_food_left_level to ensure proper food detection

If the problem persists after trying these steps, please provide:

• The current action_params value from your configuration (if customized)
• Any automations/scripts using the feeder
• Logs showing the feeding events (enable debug logging for xiaomi_miot)

The feeder should normally dispense food in controlled portions when using the pet_food_out action. The constant feeding behavior suggests either a configuration issue or potentially a device firmware problem.