Replace Battery Module
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Replace battery module in the following way:
Step 1: Wear safety gloves.
Step 2: Cut off external power supply.
- Send a shutdown or relay off signal through PCS to power off the battery system.
- Open the cabinet door and pull the breaker switch of the BMS Box to OFF.
Step 3: Unplug power wire and network cable from battery terminals.
Step 4: Loosen the two M4x10 screws (torque: 1-2N.m) of the fixing plate that stops the module moving out.
Step 5: Lift the faulty module up and move it out of the cabinet.
Step 6: Move the battery via handles into packing case and transport battery to a designated repair site.
Step 7: Install a new battery, fasten the fixing plate, and connect cables to the battery module.
Step 8: Pull the breaker switch of the BMS Box to ON. The battery system is powered on.
Replace BMS Box
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When a BMS box is faulty, you might need to replace it with another one.
Step 1: Wear safety gloves.
Step 2: Cut off external power supply.
- Send a shutdown or relay off signal through PCS to power off the battery system. We have none
- Open the cabinet door and pull the breaker switch of the BMS Box to OFF.
Step 3: Unplug power wires and network cable connecting to PCS from BMS Box.
Use insulation tape to wrap the terminals of power wires.
Step 4: Unplug network cables and power wire connecting to module from BMS Box.
Step 5: Loosen four screws that fixing the BMS Box and take the BMS Box out of the cabinet.
Step 6: Install a new BMS Box and connect wires and network cables to the new BMS Box.
Step 7: Pull the breaker switch of the BMS Box to ON. The battery system is powered on.
Replace Wire or Cable
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Replace wire or cable in the following way:
Step 1: Wear safety gloves.
Step 2: Cut off external power supply.
- Send a shutdown or relay off signal through PCS to power off the battery system.
- Pull the breaker switch of the BMS Box to OFF.
Step 3: Unplug the desired power wire or network cable.
Step 4: Insert a new wire or cable.
Step 5: Pull the breaker switch of the BMS Box to ON. The battery system is powered on.