How to Solve the Problem of a Battery Not Charging After Long-Term Storage?
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Here are the reasons and solutions for an electric vehicle battery not charging: 1. Light sulfation: Perform balanced charging. You can carry out general activation charging (i.e., balanced charging) on the battery, usually lasting one to two days, to restore normal function. 2. Moderate sulfation: Perform "hydrotherapy" charging and discharging. "Hydrotherapy" charging and discharging is required to restore normal function. The specific method involves first adding pure water or dilute sulfuric acid with a density of 1.05g/cm3 to the battery until it reaches a liquid-rich state, then charging with a current of 0.05-0.018C2A for about 20 hours, draining the liquid, and then conducting a capacity test. Repeat the above steps until the battery capacity is restored. 3. Severe sulfation: Use a repair device. If the battery is severely sulfated, ordinary repair methods will no longer work. You can use the high-resistance repair function of a repair device to increase the voltage to above 10V before charging again, which may have a certain probability of reactivating the battery.