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Makes And Models => Zero Motorcycles Forum | 2013+ => Topic started by: Papochk on November 22, 2021, 03:19:34 AM
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Hi, today my battery dropped from 84% to 0 and had loss of power suddenly. 2015 SR w/2.8 powerpack was at 100% when i left the house. I had traveled about 3 miles before the power loss and pulled over. I waited a few minutes and watched it regain the 52% and rode it home to switch out for work. Any kinda of explaination?
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That almost sounds like the main battery went away and you were only running off the powerpack. Did you plug it it to charge when you go home, and how did it react?
Can you pull the logs easily on a 2015?
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Hi, today my battery dropped from 84% to 0 and had loss of power suddenly. 2015 SR w/2.8 powerpack was at 100% when i left the house. I had traveled about 3 miles before the power loss and pulled over. I waited a few minutes and watched it regain the 52% and rode it home to switch out for work. Any kinda of explaination?
Sure sounds like a battery problem. But to happen suddenly like that would be rare.
Have you noticed a large decrease in range before this happened?
-Don- ABQ, NM (RV trip with Zero DS)
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I don't have an explanation but I'd be curios to know what it was since I had a similar problem a while ago. The range suddenly dropped significantly. I don't remember the error codes but there were two of them. I just keyed the bike off and on and made it home. After charging the battery when I arrived at home everything was back to normal as if nothing ever happened. Since then (more than 4000 km ago) I haven't had any problems.
My bike is a 2021 SR/S with a power tank installed.
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I have the logs pulled and i am trying to figure out how to post them correctly so everyone can see
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Temp: h 28C, l 26C, PackSOC:100%, Vpack:115.291V, MotAmps: 0, BattAmps: 1, Mods: 01, MotTemp: 27C, CtrlTemp: 21C, AmbTemp: 24C, MotRPM: 0, Odo:30274km
03010 11/21/2021 08:57:52 DEBUG: Module scheme changed from Stopped mode to Running mode
03011 11/21/2021 08:57:52 DEBUG: Module mode Change Does Not Require Disconnect
03012 11/21/2021 08:58:03 Riding PackTemp: h 28C, l 26C, PackSOC:100%, Vpack:115.243V, MotAmps: 0, BattAmps: 2, Mods: 01, MotTemp: 37C, CtrlTemp: 21C, AmbTemp: 23C, MotRPM: 0, Odo:30274km
03013 11/21/2021 08:59:03 Riding PackTemp: h 28C, l 26C, PackSOC:100%, Vpack:115.246V, MotAmps: 0, BattAmps: 2, Mods: 01, MotTemp: 36C, CtrlTemp: 21C, AmbTemp: 23C, MotRPM: 0, Odo:30274km
03014 11/21/2021 09:00:03 Riding PackTemp: h 28C, l 26C, PackSOC: 99%, Vpack: 113.03V, MotAmps: 101, BattAmps: 32, Mods: 01, MotTemp: 40C, CtrlTemp: 24C, AmbTemp: 23C, MotRPM:1341, Odo:30275km
03015 11/21/2021 09:01:03 Riding PackTemp: h 28C, l 27C, PackSOC: 95%, Vpack:113.117V, MotAmps: -24, BattAmps: -15, Mods: 01, MotTemp: 51C, CtrlTemp: 27C, AmbTemp: 23C, MotRPM:3319, Odo:30276km
03016 11/21/2021 09:01:03 Batt Dischg Cur Limited 653 A (94%), MinCell: 4024mV, MaxPackTemp: 28C
03017 11/21/2021 09:02:03 Riding PackTemp: h 29C, l 28C, PackSOC: 90%, Vpack:102.122V, MotAmps: 120, BattAmps: 114, Mods: 01, MotTemp: 61C, CtrlTemp: 29C, AmbTemp: 23C, MotRPM:3888, Odo:30277km
03018 11/21/2021 09:02:03 Batt Dischg Cur Limited 471 A (68%), MinCell: 3411mV, MaxPackTemp: 29C
03019 11/21/2021 09:02:49 0x1c 0x84 0x75 0x01 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x30 0x02 0xb2 0x26 0xfd ???
03020 11/21/2021 09:02:49 - DEBUG: MBB measured 94011mV
03021 11/21/2021 09:03:03 Riding PackTemp: h 30C, l 28C, PackSOC: 3%, Vpack: 110.21V, MotAmps: -15, BattAmps: -6, Mods: 01, MotTemp: 73C, CtrlTemp: 28C, AmbTemp: 23C, MotRPM:1984, Odo:30279km
03022 11/21/2021 09:03:03 Batt Dischg Cur Limited 342 A (49%), MinCell: 3893mV, MaxPackTemp: 30C
03023 11/21/2021 09:03:25 DEBUG: Module scheme changed from Running mode to Stopped mode
mod edit: wrap your technical text in 'code' bbcode so it is more readable. Visually that's the '#' icon between the table grid and insert quote buttons in the composition window above the smiley face shortcuts.
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Once you use the online .bin file converter, copy the text into a program like Open Office Writer and save it as a normal file. The file size should be around 200 kB if you do that. You can then attach it to your post here.
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Be glad your still alive.