What's the reason for no response when starting the range extender electrically?
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Introduction to the reasons for no response when starting the range extender electrically: Abnormal positive and negative voltage: Determine whether the total positive and negative voltage is normal. The voltage of the vehicle should match the voltage of the controller. Ensure that the ignition lock wire is connected to the total positive terminal. If unsure, connect it to the total positive terminal on the controller. Try pulling the starter rope manually to see if it moves. If it doesn't, check if there's any obstruction inside. Remove the large cover on the starter side to inspect. For Lishui controllers, you can judge based on the flashing lights. If everything above is normal, replace the starter. Abnormal range extender battery level: It is not recommended to start the range extender when the battery is fully charged. Generally, it is best to start it when the battery level is between 30%-40%. Starting at full charge does not provide any significant benefits. To protect the environment, it is advisable to start the range extender only when necessary, as battery pollution is more severe than exhaust pollution. Protecting the battery means protecting the environment. It is not recommended to use the range extender when the battery is completely depleted, as the electric start may fail to ignite if there is no power left in the battery.