Lithium-ion batteries power everything from solar energy storage systems to electric vehicles (EVs). When voltage output drops to zero, it often signals critical issues requiring immediate attention.
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It sounds like the one stalling at 13.2v may have a bad or shorted cell, so it''s trying to over-charge (and thus damage) the other cells to compensate, pushing them closer to 4v+ each. Thus that particular
I then shortly disconnected the battery from the solar charger and the weird thing is the voltage instantly dropped from 13.5v to 12.8v. No loads connected during charging or afterwards.
It seems to be not very charged at all and simply is running down to zero state of charge and you see the weakest cell drops in voltage first. The battery is either out of balance, or that cell
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