Thanks for the vid. Been repairing Ryobi batteries in a similar manner for a while now and was looking to see if similar process could be followed for these ! I’ll open mine up later today ! Thanks again
this may sound goofy but if the lithium ion packs below detectable voltage you can try this as I have had some success with other battery powered items that develop the same issue. Just plug and unplug the usb charger over and over again for about 5 mins, this seems to give the battery a small charge each time it is plugged in and it usually will start charging and numerous bump charges as I call it. Nothing ventured nothing gained.
Thank you for the video. I had already followed through with similar procedure and was successful so you confirmed my assessment and it was a successful adventure; we didn't let the smoke out...lol. Always reassuring to see someone get similar results and thanks for your efforts.
I used an RC car battery charger. But any small charger would work. I think the biggest thing is you want to charge with very low amps…just enough to get it above the low voltage cutoff. So go slow and low so you don’t do any damage. **I’m not an expert so do what you’re comfortable with!
Use the 12v car charger connection for about 20mins then plug try it with usb. The car charger is strong enough to overcome the resistance of the battery.
@@HondaFit4AdventureI think, the GND potential of the USB is wired directly to the battery Minus. So, Minus to the USB GND and Plus to the Plus terminal might work.
For what it's worth, I had the gbx 45 and when I needed it it was always working for 3 years. But, I drained the battery completely and left it in a drawer for about a year and that's what killed it for me. As long as you check it semi frequently and keep it mostly topped up it should last a while longer than that.
@@liamgross7217 I've since managed to revive mine by applying 12v directly to the battery just untill the voltage reads above a certain threshold and then plugged into a usb charger, it seemed to work pretty well if you're comfortable with disassembling it a bit. Don't have to mess with any solder luckily enough.
@@garrettvella8831 much appreciated. I’m going to try it on a 60w charger tomorrow, apparently people have had some some success doing that. If not I’ll pull it apart, I can’t hurt what’s not working I guess. It’s been really good up until now.
Thanks for the vid. Been repairing Ryobi batteries in a similar manner for a while now and was looking to see if similar process could be followed for these ! I’ll open mine up later today ! Thanks again
Cool! Hope it works out for you!
this may sound goofy but if the lithium ion packs below detectable voltage you can try this as I have had some success with other battery powered items that develop the same issue. Just plug and unplug the usb charger over and over again for about 5 mins, this seems to give the battery a small charge each time it is plugged in and it usually will start charging and numerous bump charges as I call it. Nothing ventured nothing gained.
Sir you are a genius 👍
Thank you for the video. I had already followed through with similar procedure and was successful so you confirmed my assessment and it was a successful adventure; we didn't let the smoke out...lol. Always reassuring to see someone get similar results and thanks for your efforts.
That's great that you had success! Thanks!
Does it perform the emergency bypass for jumping dead batteries ?
Yes, works as normal.
What charger was used to charge the internal battery I have a gbx75 that’s got the same issue
Thanks
I used an RC car battery charger. But any small charger would work. I think the biggest thing is you want to charge with very low amps…just enough to get it above the low voltage cutoff. So go slow and low so you don’t do any damage. **I’m not an expert so do what you’re comfortable with!
Use the 12v car charger connection for about 20mins then plug try it with usb. The car charger is strong enough to overcome the resistance of the battery.
@@phil111ify i can confirm this works. saved me buying a new jump pack. Thanks
@@phil111ify mine dident come with one😢
Can the Anker battery bank trick where you plug the usbc cable in and the other end into the usba resetting the battery bank.
I had bought a pair of GBX 45s on sale. I returned them after learning of this issue.
Great video
Thanks!!
Same as my genius 10 peace of crap
I never even used .New out of the box
no need to take apart
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@@HondaFit4AdventureI think, the GND potential of the USB is wired directly to the battery Minus. So, Minus to the USB GND and Plus to the Plus terminal might work.
Well this sucks! i just bought one. Maybe I should send it back! Why should I have to fix it after 6 months? What a piece of crap!
For what it's worth, I had the gbx 45 and when I needed it it was always working for 3 years. But, I drained the battery completely and left it in a drawer for about a year and that's what killed it for me. As long as you check it semi frequently and keep it mostly topped up it should last a while longer than that.
Mine is 3 yo as well and I used it lots, great little unit…..But i let it go flat and now I can’t charge it. No happy
@@liamgross7217 I've since managed to revive mine by applying 12v directly to the battery just untill the voltage reads above a certain threshold and then plugged into a usb charger, it seemed to work pretty well if you're comfortable with disassembling it a bit. Don't have to mess with any solder luckily enough.
@@garrettvella8831 much appreciated. I’m going to try it on a 60w charger tomorrow, apparently people have had some some success doing that. If not I’ll pull it apart, I can’t hurt what’s not working I guess. It’s been really good up until now.