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Troubleshooting: 7 Ways to Save Your Battery

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I used the 150 AH battery for a trolling motor. When I returned it showed 37% charge remaining but I cannot charge it. The charger starts charging then shows 100% capity and shuts down. How can I resolve that issue?

Greg Douglas

I have 24v 100ah battery. It went dead while trolling. I cannot get it to recharge

James Black

The batteries charge quickly and cut off the inverter in E02 fault.
The controller shows the 42 volts from the solar on the screen.
Charger fault is E02.
the batteries are 13.7 and 13.6 volts.
The batteries are lithium ion.
you have to disconnect the solar input for it to work.
Why does it keep doing this?
what settings should I use for lithium ion batteries?

Dean Grayson

I have two 51.2V 50ah batteries that won’t hold a charge. When the sun is out the Pv’s work perfectly. The inverter works. Batteries show as full charged during day, but when the sun goes down they only last 1 minute. What could be the problem? Thanks,

Jonathan Gronning

have 2 280 ah eco-worthy batteries ,using 12 volt inverter and 12 volt 30 amp lithium charger . the rested voltage reads 13 .32 with my volt meter the put 30 amp charger on for 10 minutes and the green light comes on the charger so disconnect take a reading and its 13.71 two minutes later with no chager connected it reads 13.90 then 14.3 ,even over a long rest period 24 hours the voltage is still way over the 13.6 that is listed as 100 % in your guidelines, how is this possible and do i have a problem regards ray

Raymond Byatt

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