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The test is marked as failed because NLBA did not detect any charging current. What was SOC when you run the test? Did you try to run it again?

@torture 

I charged the battery from 20 to 51%. I ran the test before charging and after charging. But the test fails.

@battery_seller hello friend,

please try my suggestion.

goto the charge tab and fully charge the battery with apply " Ignore SoC, charge beyond 100%.

Hope your problem get solve.

Posted by: @battery_seller

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The Charging Test starts charging and checks if the charging is detected within few seconds. If NLBA1 device had a new chip or it has a bad calibration then the charging current will be present with a delay. Can you go to Charge tab and press Start Charging, wait 20 sec, select blue curve then take a picture.

@azzido The user has already charged the battery from 20---51%

Posted by: @wahabjan28

@azzido The user has already charged the battery from 20---51%

 

I know. I want to see the Charging Curve in first 20 seconds.

@azzido ok dear admin.

@azzido 

I did it. See the photo. I ran the test again after the charging process, but it failed again.

@battery_seller

please try my suggestion.

goto the charge tab and fully charge the battery with apply " Ignore SoC, charge beyond 100%.

Hope your problem get solve.

So the reason why the charge test fails is visible. The charging process is delayed it starts after 12-13 seconds so during that time NLBA sees 0 charging curent and marks the charge test as failed. Can be specific battery firmware settings. Don't worry your batetry is absolutely fine.

@azzido 

You asked for a photo, I am waiting for your answer.

@wahabjan28 

How can charging up to 100% change the test passing?