Hi, thanks for making your video! I just wondered if you managed to fix your Elechive? If so, was it the connector? Did you stop it making the noise as well? Regards, Russ
@@RahmatullahRezai No I don't have any problems with mine but I was shocked to see the poor build quality on the main board. What did you do to 'fix' the cell?
@@russoliver4101 I contact the Elechive. They told me to send the board back to China for inspection and repair. I had a 6 cell battery from a power bank that I used to test the board. The board was fine. After back and forth emails they agreed to send a new battery's cells. But they sent a defective battery . Because the new battery's balance cable was cutt off during the shipment. They told me to try to fix the cable. But it's not possible because the original cables were soldered with Lazer. Tried using multiple soldering iron. I even tried using a tab welding. It didn't stick to the aluminium tabs. I give up. Since the support team stopped answering my emails . They are the worst company. They don't care about their customers. I never heard of an electronic equipment company telling their customers to disassemble the dangerous equipment by themselves. I live in Norway. If I lived in the us I would sue them. The quality of the board is like a child's work. All the components are the lowest quality. I don't think you can find any cheaper quality components than what they used on Elechive. But I am working on a solution to fix the cables. I will probably make a video about it soon.
@@RahmatullahRezai I'm sorry to hear that and yes, it shows they aren't interested once they've made a sale and it's a big safety issue. Would a conductive paste be able to make the connections, together with a non-conductive 'clamp' to attach the balancing lead? I would be interested to see a follow-up video if you can do one. All the best, Russ
@@russoliver4101 thank you. Yes I will make a video. It would be easier if there were any room to work. There's almost no free room. Because of the negative other battery terminals. I think it's 4mm in between the. I hope u understand what I am trying to explain. I will make a video then you will understand me 😊
I have problem on my.elechive too, now it wont turned on, it has to plugged in to 240v for charging, then only it will turn on...not sure what caused it, prevprpblemit has problem like flickering on lcd..0% batt...whwn charging and no. Keep changing...they asked me to disassemble and ship the mother board back which i did and resend me the fixed one...all okay, until new problem arise.
Sorry to hear that. It's super bad quality. And the company is a joke. Because it's dangerous to open it. The customer should not disassemble the power station. Risk of high voltage. I guess I will never buy from the company again.
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Hi, thanks for making your video! I just wondered if you managed to fix your Elechive? If so, was it the connector? Did you stop it making the noise as well? Regards, Russ
Hello. The problem was with the battery cell. I kind of fixed. But do you have any problems with yours?
@@RahmatullahRezai No I don't have any problems with mine but I was shocked to see the poor build quality on the main board. What did you do to 'fix' the cell?
@@russoliver4101 I contact the Elechive. They told me to send the board back to China for inspection and repair. I had a 6 cell battery from a power bank that I used to test the board. The board was fine. After back and forth emails they agreed to send a new battery's cells. But they sent a defective battery . Because the new battery's balance cable was cutt off during the shipment. They told me to try to fix the cable. But it's not possible because the original cables were soldered with Lazer. Tried using multiple soldering iron. I even tried using a tab welding. It didn't stick to the aluminium tabs. I give up. Since the support team stopped answering my emails . They are the worst company. They don't care about their customers. I never heard of an electronic equipment company telling their customers to disassemble the dangerous equipment by themselves. I live in Norway. If I lived in the us I would sue them. The quality of the board is like a child's work. All the components are the lowest quality. I don't think you can find any cheaper quality components than what they used on Elechive. But I am working on a solution to fix the cables. I will probably make a video about it soon.
@@RahmatullahRezai I'm sorry to hear that and yes, it shows they aren't interested once they've made a sale and it's a big safety issue. Would a conductive paste be able to make the connections, together with a non-conductive 'clamp' to attach the balancing lead? I would be interested to see a follow-up video if you can do one. All the best, Russ
@@russoliver4101 thank you. Yes I will make a video. It would be easier if there were any room to work. There's almost no free room. Because of the negative other battery terminals. I think it's 4mm in between the. I hope u understand what I am trying to explain. I will make a video then you will understand me 😊
I have problem on my.elechive too, now it wont turned on, it has to plugged in to 240v for charging, then only it will turn on...not sure what caused it, prevprpblemit has problem like flickering on lcd..0% batt...whwn charging and no. Keep changing...they asked me to disassemble and ship the mother board back which i did and resend me the fixed one...all okay, until new problem arise.
Sorry to hear that. It's super bad quality. And the company is a joke. Because it's dangerous to open it. The customer should not disassemble the power station. Risk of high voltage. I guess I will never buy from the company again.