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Troubleshooting: 7 Ways to Save Your Battery

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My LiFePO4 12.8 V 50 Ah battery is at 9.3 volts and won’t charge.

Ric Standley

I have a question related to this. I have the 12.8v 150ah metal case batteries. What is the max charge cut off. I see 13.6 14.4 14.6 I have them 2s2p for 24v and I saw in the booklet min 25.7- Max 26.9 then on some it says 27.2 some say 28.8v -30v
I just want an accurate charge rate for these

Manny

I have a 3 battery setup all using EcoWorthy batteries. I started with 1 100ah 12v lifepo4 battery and then added 2 150ah 12volt batteries. Since then, I can not get either battery which shows on Bluetooth to go beyond 94% capacity. The MPPT controller shows like .2 coming in except when I am using the invertor. It will then go up to 20volts. I have 600 watts of solar panels. (2 100watt and 2 200watt). All equipment is Ecoworthy. What do I need to do to get my two 150ah batteries to charge up to 100% First one charged ok until I added the third one. I have these connected using a busbar on both Positive and negative. Thanks David Parham

David Parham

My Ecco battery charge ……but during day or night it’s shuts down…..have to reset it.

Ludi

I bought my ecoworthy 48 volt dc on Aug 8, 2024. I used it 16 times and noticed the capacity decreases significantly. I normally used it and only uses 20% on my lawn mower. Now I cannot finished mowing and it will shutdown only after 15 % of use. Thank you for help and assistance.

Danny Lira

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