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TROUBLESHOOTING
INDICATOR INDICATION PATTERN
BATTERY INDICATOR
The battery pack has the indicators for ALERT (Orange) [1] and ERROR
(Red) [2] along with the charge level (residue) indicators (Green) [3].
To check the battery status by the indicator, press the check button [4] while
the battery pack is not activated (as a single part).
While the battery pack is operating, the charge level indicator lights or
flashes to indicate the residual capacity.
* The protection function cancels automatically when the failure or abnormality is resolved.
[1] [2]
[4] [3]
Classifica -
tion
Protection Function
Indicator
Indication
Condition
Indicator Reset
Charge
Level
(Green)
ALERT
(Orange)
ERROR
(Red)
Error
(Level 0)
Cell high temperature
protection (at discharging)
–
Flash
–
When detects
protection
function item
or
Protection
state continued
10 seconds have
elapsed from
protection
detection
or
5 seconds have
elapsed from
pressing check
button
or
Cancels
protection
function*
Cell low temperature
protection (at discharging)
–
Flash
–
Cell high temperature
protection (at charging)
– Flash –
Cell low temperature
protection (at charging)
– Flash –
Error
(Level 1)
C-FET high temperature
protection
– Flash –
D-FET high temperature
protection
– Flash –
Overvoltage protection Flash
(4 segments)
Flash –
Undervoltage protection Flash
(1 segment)
Flash –
Charge overcurrent
protection
– – Stay on
Pre-charge overcurrent
protection
– – Stay on
Discharge overcurrent
protection
– – Stay on
Short-circuit protection – Stay on
CAN no communication
protection
– Flash –
Malfunction
(Level 2)
Overcharging failure – – Flash
10 seconds have
elapsed from
protection
detection
or
5 seconds have
elapsed from
pressing check
button
Overdischarging failure – – Flash
Cell voltage balance failure – – Flash
Pre-charge time out – – Flash
C-FET failure – – Flash
D-FET failure – – Flash
AFE failure – – Flash
Cell thermistor shorted – – Flash
Cell thermistor opened – – Flash
FET thermistor shorted – – Flash
FET thermistor opened – – Flash