StandardProducts/Lithiumate/Service/Troubleshooting/Banks/Missing/Bank/Random



<h1>Bank is missing;  some cell boards blink, some don't</h1>

If some cell boards blink, some don't, with no apparent pattern, the problem is that those boards can't run of are bad: 
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<li>The voltage of their cells is below 2 V, so the boards do not have enough voltage to operate 
<li>Those boards are bad 
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<li>The boards were damaged during installation 
<ul>
<li>Probably installed backwards, and then correctly, but by then they were damaged  
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<li>Their cells were overcharged, damaging not only the cell boards but also the cells themselves 
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<li>Replace the boards 
<li>Check why the charger did not turn off when the BMS told it to 
<li>Check why the BMS would have not told the charger to stop charging  
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<li>The boards were damaged after they were tested at the factory  
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<h2>Set-up</h2>

First you must make sure that, once you fix the problem, the BMS controller is ready to see the bank 
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<li>On the terminal, do Home / Set-up / More... / Battery arrangement / Number of cells in each bank / Set manually 
<li>
Use the '&gt;' or '&lt;' keys to go to that bank 
<li>Enter the number of cells in series in that bank and press Enter 
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<h2>Procedures</h2>

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<li>Find the most positive cell board in the bank that doesn't blink 
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<li>
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<li>Once that one is fixed, repeat with the next, more positive cell board that doesn't blink 
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