B2
Swan
Battery Pack Lockout / Deep Discharge Protection
All battery LEDs flash together, and the vacuum will not start, often after storage.
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Possible Causes
Battery voltage dropped below safe threshold during long storage, BMS locked to prevent charging, battery stored fully discharged
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Inspect the battery for swelling or damage before charging.
- 1. Attempt standard charge: Place the battery on the original Swan charger for at least 4 hours. Some packs will slowly recover enough to exit lockout.
- 2. Check charger LED behavior: If the charger LED remains off or flashes an error, the BMS may not allow charging.
- 3. Try a second charger (if available): Rule out a faulty charger.
If the battery remains in lockout and will not accept a charge, replace the Swan cordless vacuum battery pack. Do not attempt to bypass the BMS or use non-approved chargers.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
Swan cordless vacuum lithium battery pack
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