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Troubleshooting: 7 Ways to Save Your Battery

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I have ECO-WORTHY 5kw solar hybrid inverter (brand new) with 2 ECO-WORTHY LIFEPO4 51.2V 50AH battery. I cannot charge them more than 53.6V no matter what charger I use or Invertor. I believe this issue is related to the BMS inside the battery. How can I activate this batteries? If I use different batteries I can reach 58V “no problem”. Are my new batteries faulty?

Daniel George

I purchased a 4pack of 12v 100ah batteries to replace the AGM on my Ryobi mower last October. I’m using the ecoworthy battery monitor and balancer along with a LiFePO4 48v battery charger.
I cannot get more than a few feet before a battery cuts out. When checking with a meter the individual batteries read the same voltage when in series or disconnected on a bench. It’s acting like all 4 have weak capacity. Even pulling 20amps I can watch the voltage drop quickly.

Brendan Carr

My eco worthy solar charger light blinks when not connected to my marine battery and no light when connected.

Dave Pullo

I HAVE A 12V 30AH AND IS UNABLE TO FULLY CHARGE. Only able to get a charge of 13v.

Stan Chin

Hello. I have just purchased a new 100Ah LifepO4 battery and a 5 Amp charger. The charger has been connected for 6 hours in Li mode, and is reading 13.5v and 4.5amps. It will not charge above 40%. Have I got a faulty battery or charger, or am I doing something wrong?

Paul Muller

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