Hello everyone, I hope this post finds you well! I wanted to share some insights and troubleshooting tips for those experiencing issues with their Z-Wave networks, especially with Fibaro devices. If you’re noticing devices not responding consistently or commands being sent multiple times, these steps might help you get back on track.### 1. Review Flow ConfigurationIf you’re using flows to control your devices, it’s crucial to ensure they’re set up correctly. Sometimes, flows can trigger multiple times unintentionally, leading to redundant commands. Check for any loops or conditions that might cause repeated triggers. Simplifying your flows or adding delays between actions can sometimes resolve these issues.### 2. Check Z-Wave Network HealthA stable Z-Wave network is essential for reliable communication. I recommend periodically checking the health of your network. You can do this by:- Running a Network Heal: This process strengthens the network by allowing devices to relearn the best paths for communication. It’s a good idea to run this after adding new devices or if you notice connectivity issues.- Testing Individual Devices: Try sending commands directly to each device to see if they respond correctly. This can help identify if the issue is with a specific device or the network as a whole.### 3. Update Firmware and AppsFirmware updates and app patches can often resolve bugs and improve stability. Ensure your Homey firmware is up to date and check for any updates for the Fibaro app. Older versions might have known issues that have been addressed in newer releases.### **4. Reset Z-Wave Network (If Necessary)**If issues persist despite other troubleshooting steps, consider resetting your Z-Wave network. This process involves:1. Removing all Z-Wave devices from Homey.2. Resetting each device to factory settings.3. Re-including them one by one, starting with the most critical devices.While this might seem daunting, it can sometimes resolve deep-seated network issues.### 5. Consider Environmental FactorsInterference from other electronic devices or physical obstacles can affect Z-Wave communication. If possible, move devices to reduce interference or add range extenders to improve signal strength.### ConclusionTroubleshooting Z-Wave issues can be challenging, but with patience and methodical steps, you can often identify and resolve the problem. If you’re still stuck, don’t hesitate to reach out to the community for additional support. We’re all here to help each other create a seamless smart home experience!Happy troubleshooting, and I hope your Z-Wave network gets back to working smoothly soon!