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Who said it was cheap? By the way, the cell is the same as the one used in the factory, only much younger.
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I drained the cells to 2.97v. I put it back in its place and charged it with its own charger via its bms. The test will be today. 4.15v charging stopped.
everything you wrote is correct. if I understand what you are saying. probably the eprom of the bms can't extract the real capacity of the cells, so it breaks it down ahead of time?
the new battery is factory set for about 30 minutes of vacuuming. this pack with new cells, which have been tested with a tester, stops after 10 minutes of vacuuming. The new factory pack is 2000mAh.
cells tested separately. the factory value is 2000mAh, the cell in it has a capacity of 1930mAh. Charger is good. We also use this for other accumulators. This is an upgraded pack that does not last as much as the factory one that is a few years old. Bms, doesn't the processor need to be reset...
Hello. It would be a Rowenta battery. does anyone know how to reset the bms? the cell was replaced and the panel was deaf. rowenta x force machine. 7 cells
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