Electric Vehicle Manufacturers introduces the use skills of new batteries:
1. The new battery is fully charged before use
Because many electric vehicle batteries have been stored in stores for several months, or even more than half a year, they must be fully charged before using them. It is best not to use them immediately after fully charged. They need to be left for about ten minutes.
2. Install the battery firmly
The battery should be installed firmly on the electric bicycle to prevent the battery from being damaged by vibration during riding. Do not drop, roll over, or press the battery during transportation.
3. Pay attention to keep the battery dry and clean
Keep the battery dry and clean to prevent the battery from discharging itself.
4. Pay attention to keep the battery fully charged
Never leave the battery in a state of insufficient power for a long time, and develop a good habit of charging the battery every night. If the battery is not used for a long time, it should be fully charged, placed in a cool and dry place, and charged regularly (usually 10 days); the discharged battery should be recharged in time, and should not be left for more than 12 hours.
5. Be careful not to over discharge the battery
When the electric bicycle is just started, use the pedal (the way you can push the ground without a pedal) to help start. When going uphill, use the pedal to help the electric bicycle go uphill to avoid excessive discharge current and damage the battery. When riding, be careful not to over-discharge the battery. After the battery is discharged to the termination voltage, continuing to discharge is called over-discharge. Over-discharge can easily cause serious battery loss, which greatly shortens its service life. Therefore, when the battery is in use, avoid deep discharge as much as possible, and perform shallow discharge and frequent charging. In general, it should be done: the battery is best charged once when the discharge depth is 50%.
The above content is organized and shared by Sport High Power E-Bike Manufacturer, hoping to help those in need.
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