Unhealthy disk(s) are used by vSAN. But this disk and host are absent

I have a strange issue with my VSAN.

There are 3 servers in the cluster. Two of them have disk format version 7 and another one has version 5. When I tried to upgrade disk format version, I got the next error:

Unhealthy disk(s) 522e6640-06e2-6e3f-ad08-af84f26abf2e are used by vSAN.

The most interesting that there is no the owner of this UUID in my vsan.

I can see this object via "esxcli vsan debug object list"  command:

UUID: 522e6640-06e2-6e3f-ad08-af84f26abf2e

   Name: naa.57c3548172844c9f

   Owner: mi204.local

   Version: 7

   Disk Group: 522e6640-06e2-6e3f-ad08-af84f26abf2e

   Disk Tier: Cache

   SSD: false

   In Cmmds: true

   In Vsi: false

   Model: N/A

   Encryption: false

   Deduplication: false

   Dedup Ratio: N/A

   Overall Health: (PDL)

   Metadata Health: N/A

   Operational Health: N/A

   Congestion Health:

         State: N/A

         Congestion Value: 0

         Congestion Area: N/A

         All Congestion Fields:

Also, I found this object and its owner via the RVC command "vsan.cmmds_find -u 522e6640-06e2-6e3f-ad08-af84f26abf2e". The status is unhealthy:

But the owner of this object is absent. I removed server with thus UUID 3 weeks ago, so I cant login to it via ssh and remove the inacessible object via objtool.

There is unhealthy status of this owner:

I've tried to remove it from another server, but got message that object not found:

Do you have any idea how to remove unhealthy inacessible object and/or host? And how to resolve this issue?

Thank you very much!

Btw, I have restarted vcenter server many times. The issue still exists.