Subscribe to LG ThinQ push notifications to monitor an appliance during an open repair case
domain: thinq.developer.lge.com · 4 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
After identifying a device-id via GET /devices, call POST /push/{device-id} to subscribe the integration to push notifications for that specific appliance
Configure an event/notification receiver per the Event API and Notification API docs to accept incoming status-change and alert events
Use incoming notifications during an active warranty or in-progress repair to track whether the appliance's state changes, such as a cycle completing or an error clearing, without requiring the customer to report back manually
Unsubscribe or let the subscription lapse once the repair case is closed
Known gotchas
Some notification types are only delivered if GET /devices has been called at least once to establish baseline visibility; the rest require the explicit POST /push/{device-id} subscription
Notification delivery depends on the appliance remaining connected to the customer's Wi-Fi/ThinQ account; a de-registered or offline device silently stops sending events
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