Patrick Collins

The PID controller is still running. Turn the thermostat off. You'll need to add a separate power switch to control the fan output manually.

@TheDK forgive me for pointing out the obvious, but this is how you turn off the pid controller  I was not aware that some fans don't treat 0% as...

Can we start a new issue please?

@darmach what do you mean by step 2, "enable fan control"?

Interesting I understand the issue now. I wonder if that is new behaviour in esphome. The template need some kind of awareness who is in control.

I'm pleased to announce a fix to this behavior. I've just pushed a new version of the console-fan.yaml. But here are the specific changes. There is a new "fan" added...


Hmm.... I'm not near my devices at the moment and traveling. May I suggest you watch the logs carefully: esphome logs Then once you've done that watch to see how...

All pins that can act as outputs can be used as PWM pins to control the fan (GPIOs 34 to 39 can’t generate PWM).

In my experience it's very quick to test. Just play around with the pins until you get the result you want. Generally stay away from the lower and higher pins...