ESP8266 and AM1008W

Using Arduino Microcontrollers
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Hello, I am new to programming and I have tried to connect an AM1008w sensor with an ESP8266, the problem is that when the sensor values are printed, it only gives 0, as shown below:

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I would appreciate any help you could give me, since I have no idea if it is because the esp8266 cannot read the data or some other fault, the code I use is like this:

#include <am1008w_k_i2c.h>
AM1008W_K_I2C am1008w_k_i2c;

void setup() {
  Serial.begin(9600);
  am1008w_k_i2c.begin();
}

void loop(){
  Serial.print("Co2 : ");
  Serial.println(am1008w_k_i2c.get_co2());
  Serial.print("VOC : ");
  Serial.println(am1008w_k_i2c.get_voc());
  Serial.print("Humidity : ");
  Serial.println(am1008w_k_i2c.get_humidity());
  Serial.print("Temperature : ");
  Serial.println(am1008w_k_i2c.get_temperature());
  Serial.println("GRIMM");
  Serial.print("PM1.0 : ");
  Serial.println(am1008w_k_i2c.get_pm1p0());
  Serial.print("PM2.5 : ");
  Serial.println(am1008w_k_i2c.get_pm2p5());
  Serial.print("PM10 : ");
  Serial.println(am1008w_k_i2c.get_pm10());
  Serial.println("TSI");
  Serial.print("VOC Now R / Ref. R (%) : ");
  Serial.println(am1008w_k_i2c.get_voc_now_r_ref_r());
  Serial.print("VOC Ref. R Value : ");
  Serial.println(am1008w_k_i2c.get_voc_ref_r());
  Serial.print("VOC Now R Value : ");
  Serial.println(am1008w_k_i2c.get_voc_now_r());
  Serial.println("");

delay(9000);
}

Thanks again for any help you can give me.

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try running File>Examples>AM1008w-K-I2C>AM1008w-K-I2C_Test it may give you more information
provide a circuit diagram of the your system? what pullup resistors are you using?

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