🔒 Need help controlling temperature with a potentiometer

[dull quiver]

import dht
from machine import Pin
from picozero import LED
from time import sleep
from picozero import Pot
class Servo:
    def __init__(self, pin, MIN_DUTY=300000, MAX_DUTY=2300000, freq=50):
        self.pwm = machine.PWM(machine.Pin(pin))
        self.pwm.freq(freq)
        self.MIN_DUTY = MIN_DUTY
        self.MAX_DUTY = MAX_DUTY
    
    def rotate(self, deg):
        if deg < 0:
            deg = 0
        elif deg > 175:
            deg = 175
        duty_ns = int(self.MAX_DUTY - deg * (self.MAX_DUTY-self.MIN_DUTY)/180)
        self.pwm.duty_ns(duty_ns)

servo = Servo(28) #create a new servo on GP 28
dht11 = dht.DHT11(Pin(7))
pot = Pot(26)
temp = 0
humidity = 0

redLED = LED(20)
blueLED = LED(21)
while True:

    pot_value = pot.value

    dht11.measure()
    temp = dht11.temperature()
    humidity = dht11.humidity()
    sleep(2)
    print(f"Temperature: ", temp)
    if temp > 23:
        redLED.on()
        if pot_value < 1/3:
        temp => 25```

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@dull quiver

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[dull quiver]

Everything works fine besides on my last line im a little confused on how to make it so when i turn my pot my temperature should be equal or greater than 25 which isnt working most likely due to me having the wrong code for the last line,

[cedar drift]

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[dull quiver]

ty

[dull quiver]

the temp isnt changing for some reason when i use the pot do u maybe know y?

[cedar drift]

is it printing?

[dull quiver]

yea

but the value doesnt change when i turn the pot

could it be something to do witht he code or maybe my wiring

[cedar drift]

sorry i dont know how those packages work to confirm its a code problem

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🔒 Need help controlling temperature with a potentiometer