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Old 01-29-2023, 06:01 PM   #41
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I just want to make sure that any parameters we enter for charging are going to play well with your charger. If you have a multimeter, please measure the open circuit voltage, that is, the voltage with the charger turned on but with nothing connected to the output. Hopefully the charger turns on without a load. Most lithium chargers do.
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Old 02-01-2023, 03:41 PM   #42
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I was mistaken regarding the new temperature probe. It did come with one - it was already plugged into the BMS, but I don't think it is long enough to work.

I also recreated the BMS instructions into .pdf files if anyone wants them...
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Old 02-05-2023, 10:41 AM   #43
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I got the bulkhead completed and mounted the new BMS and the original 12V reducer. I traced the old temp sensor wire and the new temp sensor IS long enough to reach where the old sensor was located so I replaced that.

I still need to get the info from the charger, but I think I'm ready to start hooking up all the wires?
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Old 02-05-2023, 11:26 AM   #44
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And any idea what this glue is for the Bluetooth receiver? They also used it to hold the connectors in place. Is it a special type of glue?
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Looks like silicone Sealer to me. Is it flexible?
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Looks like silicone Sealer to me. Is it flexible?
Yep
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Old 02-12-2023, 10:31 AM   #47
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I got the bulkhead completed and the new BMS installed along with the new temp sensor and Bluetooth receiver.

I tried powering up the battery using the Bluetooth receiver button (like the instructions said), but nothing happened.

I hooked the battery up to the charger to power up the battery and the exact same thing happened like before:
1. I plug in the charger
2. The battery turns on
3. The in-dash volt meter shows 86V like it's charging
4. The charger fan does NOT turn on
5. The charger does not charge (battery stays at 70%)
6. As soon as I disconnected the charger the battery shut off
7. The SmartBMS app does not see, or connect, to the battery
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At this point if it were me I would check the voltage of each cell (you can do this from the bms connectors)
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At this point if it were me I would check the voltage of each cell (you can do this from the bms connectors)
I tried doing what the BMS instructions said - "measure the voltage between each two adjacent metal terminals on the back of the plug. LiFePO4 battery should be between 2.5 ~ 3.6V."

I was only getting about 0.45V on some, 0.55V on some, etc., but nothing close to 2.5 volts...
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Your batteries are toast!
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