Lifepo4 battery problem
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Lifepo4 battery problem
hi guys!! i think i have problem with my lifepo4 48v 20ah battery.
first of all i bought it 1 year ago and due to work now i found time to convert my bike to ebike. so we start:
with a polymeter i count my battery but instead of 48v, shows 6v. is it normal? i dont think so.
i count each of 13 white wires also that goes from battery to bms (converter). and the volts were from 0.33v to 5.6v. is it normal too? thnx
first of all i bought it 1 year ago and due to work now i found time to convert my bike to ebike. so we start:
with a polymeter i count my battery but instead of 48v, shows 6v. is it normal? i dont think so.
i count each of 13 white wires also that goes from battery to bms (converter). and the volts were from 0.33v to 5.6v. is it normal too? thnx
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hi guys!! i think i have problem with my lifepo4 48v 20ah battery.
first of all i bought it 1 year ago and due to work now i found time to convert my bike to ebike. so we start:
with a polymeter i count my battery but instead of 48v, shows 6v. is it normal? i dont think so.
i count each of 13 white wires also that goes from battery to bms (converter). and the volts were from 0.33v to 5.6v. is it normal too? thnx
first of all i bought it 1 year ago and due to work now i found time to convert my bike to ebike. so we start:
with a polymeter i count my battery but instead of 48v, shows 6v. is it normal? i dont think so.
i count each of 13 white wires also that goes from battery to bms (converter). and the volts were from 0.33v to 5.6v. is it normal too? thnx
In any case, you have to figure out the wiring so all the cells are in series to get the end to end voltage to 48v
I hope this helps because it's all I can offer based on then info provided. More details, might elicit a better answer from someone else.
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I believe OP will get better replies in the e-bike forum, so I'm moving this there (from General Cycling).
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