Problem with Aqara Wireless Switches and TRADFRI ON/OFF switch. about homebridge-z2m HOT 9 CLOSED

What is the mapping shown for these devices in the Homebridge log when it starts?

Do you see updates for these devices in the Zigbee2MQTT front-end?
Do you see the action value change when you press a button?

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@itavero There are no problems. Other battery devices and mains power work properly. From my observations, it only seems to be a problem with this type of devices - Shortcut key

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The values shown in the mapping you also see in the Zigbee2MQTT frontend when the button is used?

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@itavero Sorry but I do not understand ? These are skin keys, so they do not trigger any event until they are programmed in HomeKit. Where should I check this?

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In the Zigbee2MQTT frontend or by looking at the MQTT messages (with something like MQTT Explorer).

Just to be clear: the issue you are facing is that no actions are triggered in HomeKit when you press the buttons? If not, please clarify what's problem is (expected vs actual behavior).

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@itavero The strange thing is that it only applies to these devices. The rest works fine. I didn't change anything in the system. The second strange thing is that the temperature sensors still transmit the correct value and change with the Aqara Button.

As you can see in the photos I sent, the switches do not respond.

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@itavero I use Homebridge + Zigbee2MQTT on Raspberry Pi 4 + Conbee2 Gateway on Debian 11. Now I started my spare Orange Pi Bridge + Zigbee2MQTT + Gateway Sonoff Dongle-P and Egony v4 running on Debian 12 and connected the new unused Aqara Button. The problem is identical. The sensor from the Aqara Switch transmits the temperature value, but the switch itself does not respond in Homekit.

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@itavero Everything is OK in MQTT Explorer. See the photo. I also reconfigured the Ikea Button as you can see in the photo.

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@itavero The problem resolved itself after a few hours. In my opinion, it must have been the fault of Apple's servers. As if these switches did not see the accessory center without which they cannot function. Thanks for the help

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