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Troubleshooting: 7 Ways to Save Your Battery

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Good afternoon. I have noted in your instruction the a liFepo4 battery (12 volt 100Ah) should stored at 50% for long term storage.
What do you consider long term. 3 months?
Regards

Mike

Mike Noake

I’ve had the unfortunate experience of having a pair of 12V 280Ah Lithium Batteries connected in series drained completely. What, if any, damage has been caused? Might I expect them to take a recharge? If so, what might I anticipate will be the impact on capacity?
Thank you very much for you feedback.
george
George Young, Albuquerque, NM

George Young

I have 2x 280ah eco worthy batteries running in parallel. They were both showing about 50-55% SOC and then both suddenly dropped to 0% on the BMS even though they still had charge. They are accepting charge & slowly charging again through my solor pannels but I don’t understand why the bms said I had 50+% charge and then suddenly dropped to 0% even though they clearly still had charge. Now I don’t know the actual SOC. Why would this happen & how do I reset the BMS?

Stuart James

I have brand new ecoworthy 12.8v 100ah lip battery and 20amp smart charger battery will not charge charger flashing white battery icon all cables correct and wired properly

Albert Muir

Trying to recharge my lithium 12 volt 100 ah battery. Smart charger is set to Lithium but when connected shows 0.0 volts.
Battery was discharged completely and ready for recharge.

Stephanie Bird

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