Cannot Delete Fibaro Window Sensor

[Hallamnet 17]

Hi all.

 

Having a bit of an issue with the Fibaro HC 2 and the Fibaro FGK 101 Windows Sensor.

 

The battery ran out in it so replaced the battery.

 

When i put the top cover back on after connecting it, for some reason it lost the association with my HC2 and would not get picked up at all. Thought i may have wiped it 

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So my plan was to remove it from the system and re add it 

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I clicked on remote Z-Wave Device and this removed cleanly, I then tried to delete the device from the device list on the HC2 and it seemed to go. When i refreshed the page, the device came back. There is also a temperature sensor hooked up to it and this does the same; try and remove it, looks like it has been removed, refresh the page and it is still there.

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I have tried in IE, Chrome and on my Mac but still it will not remove 

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I have managed to re add the Door sensor and Temp sensor and these are working well. Just want to get rid of the 2 rouge devices. 

 

Can anyone help me at all.

 

Thanks,

 

Hal 

[sonnyboy 11]

There is a bug in the latest fw. Will be fixed in the new relaise.

[Ron_Domotica 0]

I have exact the same issue with this sensor.

 

Removing the sensor will not work. Adding a "new" sensor is possible, but the old one cannot be removed.

 

I hate it to say this, but all these bugs irritates me.

[j.nowacki 5]

It is already fixed in next software, until then all you can do is hide these devices to keep them out of sight.

[Hallamnet 17]

No problems.

 

Just a big annoyance with a permanent battery light showing on the top of the web gui.

 

Thanks for the replies,

 

Hal