Router Battery Backup

The charging regulator probably didn't make it. When turned on, you should see a constant charging voltage normally 14 volts it is normally 1 Volt or a little higher than the battery voltage. From the looks of things the capacitor looks fine to me. Did you test the mosfets. I am sure a set will be used to power the device and the device it is plugged into, and the other will power the charger. Just be careful they bite.
 
The charging regulator probably didn't make it. When turned on, you should see a constant charging voltage normally 14 volts it is normally 1 Volt or a little higher than the battery voltage. From the looks of things the capacitor looks fine to me. Did you test the mosfets. I am sure a set will be used to power the device and the device it is plugged into, and the other will power the charger. Just be careful they bite.

Who are you talking to?
 
Does anyone perhaps have an internal photo of the Huawei B315 Backup Battery Pack hw-li2.6ah-c. My unit flashes red and doesn't charge at all. When I opened the unit up, I found a black broken smd component that is situated right net the B+ connector. Its unmarked and I don't know the value of the broken off component. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. I have attached an image with the component in question circled...Thank you

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This is mine, i have replaced the batteries
 
Try to source batteries from a laptop battery, they are usally samsung or LG or from a Chinese shop, just test them, sometimes the stated capacity does not reflect the actual capacity
What does that have to do with the 4S1P pack voltage of 3.2V LFP cells?
LFP cell voltage is 2.5V (0% SoC) to 3.65V (100% SoC) so 4S would be 10V to 14.6V.
 
Bar the 2 Male-to-male 2.5mm this is what I got:

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Do suspect its normal as it came from a sealed box.

I use these cables, standard type fit router and tv box
What does that have to do with the 4S1P pack voltage of 3.2V LFP cells?
LFP cell voltage is 2.5V (0% SoC) to 3.65V (100% SoC) so 4S would be 10V to 14.6V.
an alernative to these prices

RS PRO 18650 3.2V 1600MAH LIFEPO4 CELL​

Reference 9BT18650LIFERS1

Condition: New
Enjoy free movement with your products out in the world by using this handy RS PRO 18650 Li-Ion Rechargeable Battery, featuring 3.2V 1600mAh power that easily provides portable power to your creations.
10 Items

R 189.95
tax incl.
 

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I use these cables, standard type fit router and tv box

an alernative to these prices

RS PRO 18650 3.2V 1600MAH LIFEPO4 CELL​

Reference 9BT18650LIFERS1

Condition: New
Enjoy free movement with your products out in the world by using this handy RS PRO 18650 Li-Ion Rechargeable Battery, featuring 3.2V 1600mAh power that easily provides portable power to your creations.
10 Items

R 189.95
tax incl.
Please post a link to your option as I only know of 3.7V cells.
 
Fatter cell but 4 of these instead of 8 * 18650

If replacing a 4s2p
If wanting to replace 4s only the size is a deal breaker


They are 32mm x65mm vs the 18mm x 65mm

 
If you have a touch more space this cell removes the need for spot welding hardware

If you can find them locally
I got 32700 from LBSA before they stopped selling cells that was 2nd life 5ah

you also get a 32650 but have not seen locally yet
 

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pricey though vs the electromann fatter cells
all i get if looking for smaller lifep04 cells

18mm x 65mm

size not in listing fatter cell so with no reference can be a 26/32 thick model

26mm x 65mm

18mm x 65mm
 
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