Battery check - Revision history

Wf: /* Battery Sensors */

2018-07-19T13:08:15Z

Battery Sensors

2018-07-19T13:06:06Z

Cell locations

2018-07-19T13:02:23Z

2018-05-16T08:50:43Z

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Checking the cell condition

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Checking the cell condition

2018-05-16T08:32:59Z

Checking the cell condition

2018-05-16T08:32:13Z

Checking the cell condition

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 [[File:1-i-MiEV Battery Cells and Temperature Sensors.jpg]]
 = Battery Sensors =
 [[File:BatterySensors.png]]
 [[Category:Help]]

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 = Cell locations =
 [[File:1-i-MiEV Battery Cells and Temperature Sensors.jpg]]
 [[Category:Help]]

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 In this example the difference is ok the cells all have a voltge of 3.91 or 3.92 volts the maxium difference here is 0.01 volts
 [[File:cellvoltage20180516.png|800px]]
 [[Category:Help]]

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	In this example the difference is ok the cells all have a voltge of 3.91 or 3.92 volts the maxium difference here is 0.01 volts		In this example the difference is ok the cells all have a voltge of 3.91 or 3.92 volts the maxium difference here is 0.01 volts
	[[File:cellvoltage20180516.png\|800px]]		[[File:cellvoltage20180516.png\|800px]]
		+	[[Category:Help]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 08:39, 16 May 2018
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		+	{{language\|master page=Battery check\|language=en}}
	= Checking the battery state of your car =		= Checking the battery state of your car =
	== Finding out, how old your car is ==		== Finding out, how old your car is ==

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 == Checking the cell condition ==
 The Cells/Cell Voltages menu will show you the cell voltage of all cells individually.
-[[File:cellsilogo.png|64px]]
+[[File:cellsilogo.png|64px]][[File:cellvoltagesilogo.png|64px]]
 You  might want to check your cell condition under heavy load of many Amperes charging/discharging.
 The safest way is during charging at a Fastcharge station. You can also let can4eve log the data while you are driving and discharging and later analyze the data safely at home.

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 The Cellvoltage of all cells should be close "together". There should not be a single cell or a set of cells that has a much lower voltage than the other cells.
 In this example the difference is ok:
-[[File:cellvoltage20180516.png|400px]]
+[[File:cellvoltage20180516.png|800px]]

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	[[File:dashboardilogo.png\|64px]][[File:socilogo.png\|64px]]		[[File:dashboardilogo.png\|64px]][[File:socilogo.png\|64px]]
	[[File:capacity447.png\|240px]]		[[File:capacity447.png\|240px]]
		+	== Checking the cell condition ==
		+	You might want to check your cell condition under heavy load of many Amperes charging/discharging.
		+	The safest way is during charging at a Fastcharge station. You can also let can4eve log the data while you are driving and discharging and later analyze the data safely at home.
		+	The Cellvoltage of all cells should be close "together". There should not be a single cell or a set of cells that has a much lower voltage than the other cells.
		+	In this example the difference is ok:
		+	[[File:cellvoltage20180516.png\|400px]]