Initial support for LG GBBS322CEV refrigerator - #142
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Summary
Adds initial support for the LG GBBS322CEV refrigerator.
The appliance identifies itself as:
Closes #140.
Supported features
The following features were tested with a real appliance and are exposed through Home Assistant MQTT discovery:
Protocol details
The implementation is based on the existing
2RES1VE61NFA2refrigerator decoder, but this appliance uses a 96-byte status block.Observed packet formats:
The existing status query also works with this model:
Confirmed field mapping
The door field appears to be a combined state. Both the fridge door and freezer door produce the same open and closed values.
Testing
The implementation was tested using a locally built Docker image with a real LG GBBS322CEV appliance.
Confirmed in Home Assistant:
Automated tests use real packet captures and cover:
0x10EBstatus decoding0x10ECdelta packetsFull test suite result:
Files added or modified
Notes
The implementation should be considered preliminary because additional appliance fields may still be unidentified.
The currently exposed features were verified against the real appliance and Home Assistant.