EcoFlow River 600 Max (576 Wh, 7.70 kg)
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EcoFlow River 600 Max

576 Wh, 7.70 kg


Question about EcoFlow River 600 Max

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Shadowhunter

2 years ago

Help!? @Community @Digitec For the second time, the battery dropped overnight from about 40%, in standby, to 0%. That should not be the case. The night before I only charged my smartphone and Taplet. Then I just left it in standby. Does anyone know a solution or had the same problem?

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Walter Kessler

2 years ago

I suspect it's because you leave it on standby. Or a solar panel is connected at night. There is always some current flowing away. You should press the button until OFF appears. Remove any solar panel at night. That way I don't have the problem.

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PeterAF

2 years ago

I have also noticed this behaviour with my River Max, that the battery ran down in a very short time, e.g. from 35% to 0%, with only a small load connected (4 W). I then fully recharged the unit from 0 to 100% with a gentle charge, i.e. 100 W, then used it normally again down to approx. 5% and then did the same 1 or 2 more times. After that, the calibration of the charge level indicator returned to normal. I found the tip on the Internet. Before that, I had charged the unit a few times in between, e.g. from 60 to 70 %. I suspect that this messed up the charge level display. PeterF