Option not selected when fetching data from database

Hello,
I have a mysql database with 2 tables (products and manufacturers) and I want to assign manufacturers via select field on my product blueprint.

Manufactures in the blueprint are loaded as follows:

Product blueprint:

fields:
  manufacturer:
    type: select
    options: query
    query:
      fetch: page.getManufacturers
      text: "{{arrayItem.title}}"
      value: "{{arrayItem.id}}"

Model:

public function getManufacturers()
    {
        $data = Db::select('manufacturers', ['id','title']);
        $manufacturers = $data->toArray();

        return array_map(function($manufacturer) {
            return (object) $manufacturer;
        }, $manufacturers);
    }

I can create and edit products with the code above and the database is updated as expected. Except the manufacturer select box is not selected anymore when I open the blueprint again to edit an entry and I don’t know how to get the option selected in my bluerpint. Any ideas?

Could you post your page model where the children are defined?

Yes, of course! It’s taken from the guide Content from a database.

class ManufacturersPage extends Kirby\Cms\Page
{
    public function children()
    {
        $manufacturers = [];

        foreach (Db::select('manufacturers') as $manufacturer) {
            $manufacturers[] = [
                'slug'     => $manufacturer->slug(),
                'num'      => $manufacturer->status() === 'listed' ? 0 : null,
                'template' => 'manufacturer',
                'model'    => 'manufacturer',
                'content'  => [
                    'title'  => $manufacturer->title() ?? 'New manufacturer',
                    'text'   => $manufacturer->text(),
                    'status' => is_null($manufacturer->status()) ? 'draft' : $manufacturer->status()
                ]
            ];
        }

        return Pages::factory($manufacturers, $this);
    }
}

You don’t assign the manufacturer field in your model, no value, nothing selected.

'content'  => [
                    'title'  => $manufacturer->title() ?? 'New manufacturer',
                    'text'   => $manufacturer->text(),
                    'status' => is_null($manufacturer->status()) ? 'draft' : $manufacturer->status(),
                    'manufacturer' => 'Your value here',
                ]

Sorry, I posted the wrong model (manufacturer model instead of product model).
I assign the manufacturer field correctly.

But your answer helped to look for the bug in the right place.
The database field of manufacurer was INT instead of VARCHAR. This is where it broke.

Thank you very much for help.