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Offline univTopic starter

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Reusing damaged 10S 5P battery pack TechSum TP-BA150H
« on: September 07, 2021, 05:23:49 pm »
Dear forists,
I couldn't walk by this slightly damaged battery pack which I'd like to reuse, preferrably complete with its battery management system.
I couldn't find any info on the exact pack or its BMS, and there's some repair needed, so I need some advice.

The pack has been smashed into something, resulting in some severed cables (to the battery level indicator and charging port) and one crushed IMR Li-ion cell. The main connector is still intact but did not show any voltage above 1V. The whole battery still reads at 37V (10S 5P @3.7V).

I took it apart and shot some photos:
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At the moment these are my questions:
  • Could somebody point me to any datasheet or description of a similar battery pack or BMS that I could use?
  • How might the connections A B and ID be used, are they essential to use the board?
  • I'd replace the crushed cell with a cell of the same type (INR18650MH1). Probably not a big deal, would you object?
  • In lieu of a matching charger, what could be the most prudent option for charging such a pack? Just stick 42V to it? Might it work with a lower voltage, say a 19V laptop brick?

Here's hoping to read you soon, thanks for your advice and your time!
Best regards
Chris

« Last Edit: September 10, 2021, 08:56:02 pm by univ »
 

Offline tahc81

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Re: Reusing damaged 10S 5P battery pack TechSum TP-BA150H
« Reply #1 on: September 01, 2022, 12:34:41 pm »
Hi, I have similar one. Please note there's a MCU and you have to find, which pin controls the mosfets. I'll check later... Charging should work without issues, please check.
 

Offline tahc81

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Re: Reusing damaged 10S 5P battery pack TechSum TP-BA150H
« Reply #2 on: October 05, 2022, 01:08:57 pm »
Hi, U3 should be BQ76200 or something similar. There's pin DSG_EN (DiScharGe ENable), and connecting 3.3V to this pin logically enabled voltage on a output terminals - just checked on my pack.
 


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