Thank you, you saved me from buying a new battery. I haven’t used the Jetson hover board for over year (voltage dropped to 3.6v). The charger always showed green but it never charged it. Shorting did the trick. After shorting it started charging (adapter indicator turned red) hope it charges fully.
Thank you for this. I'm charging mine now after doing this. I did it with the pack connected through the board and the charger connected to the board. ( I also connected the charger straight to the pack * Pin1 pos. Pin 2 neg.*as you did to make sure the flashing of the charger that I began to see was not caused by my setup) as a note of observation, my charger did begin to flash faint red, then faint red/ green, then finally solid red after the packs voltage reached its minimum 32v.
This worked for me. I was hesitant, but I took the battery out of its case, plugged it back into its plug from inside the hoverboard. Plugged the charger into the board, then used the jumper wire. It turned the light from green to red and then I left it plugged in for 3 hours. It fully charged. Note, I had the charger plugged into a ground fault plug for extra protection since I was using a jumper. Also, the battery voltage to start was 16v.
Thanks a lot. Didn’t know we can fix it by this method
Thank you, you saved me from buying a new battery. I haven’t used the Jetson hover board for over year (voltage dropped to 3.6v). The charger always showed green but it never charged it. Shorting did the trick. After shorting it started charging (adapter indicator turned red) hope it charges fully.
Thank you! Your video saved me $60. Thanks for explaining how these are put together.
Thank you for this. I'm charging mine now after doing this. I did it with the pack connected through the board and the charger connected to the board. ( I also connected the charger straight to the pack * Pin1 pos. Pin 2 neg.*as you did to make sure the flashing of the charger that I began to see was not caused by my setup) as a note of observation, my charger did begin to flash faint red, then faint red/ green, then finally solid red after the packs voltage reached its minimum 32v.
This worked for me. I was hesitant, but I took the battery out of its case, plugged it back into its plug from inside the hoverboard. Plugged the charger into the board, then used the jumper wire. It turned the light from green to red and then I left it plugged in for 3 hours. It fully charged. Note, I had the charger plugged into a ground fault plug for extra protection since I was using a jumper. Also, the battery voltage to start was 16v.
Thank you! I was thinking that I was just gonna have to buy a new battery.
Can you do this with the battery attached to the board still to use the normal port for charging it?
Will this work with a hoverboard that only turns on when the charger is connected?
When i unplug the charger the whole thing cuts out
Hello what is the model number for that bms mine is fried Thanks