Shimano Battery Life Poll

Strindberg

Active member
Sep 24, 2021
100
58
Strasbourg, France
The App eTube Project V5, Professional, last Version, shows the number of loads with my three BT-E8010 à 504 Wh.

But how is it with BT-E8016 à 630 Wh ?

Question 1: does somebody know if the PC app eTube Project V5, last version, shows the number of full loads of the BT-E8016?

Question 2: does somebody know if Shimano fixed this issue wth BT-E8016, and how?

It says that: "It has been confirmed that there are cases where the bicycle cannot be started after the BT-E8016 battery has been fully charged. If this occurs, plug the charger into the battery, confirm the LED lights up, then remove the charging plug. This enables the bicycle to be started. Rest assured that this issue has no negative effects on safety. We will inform you as soon as a permanent solution becomes available. "


I do not want to try to purchase for the third time a BT-E8016, if I have to return it back because of this issue after a full load.

Shimano never published since 3 years a confirmation, they fixed it.
 

Spiff

Active member
Feb 27, 2019
446
261
Earth
I have a BT-E8016 bought one year ago and it has never had this issue. After 10 cycles degradation is 98%, much better than the BT-E8010
 
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Pivot

E*POWAH Master
Jun 11, 2020
668
1,088
New Forest, England
Interestingly, after 2928km and 30 cycles, my battery health ticked-over to 94% (NB. at 29 cycles it still showed 96%).

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So my average full battery range is ~100km, however…

If I ride in Eco (36% assist) at 20°C my theoretical range is 170km, and I am confident I could do 150km, based on my L2B OR experience

If I ride in Trail (63% assist) at 2°C my range drops to ~50km, based on my observation, as after 41km hard riding in Surrey Hills, I had 20% batt left, and at that rate I would probably do 50km.

In conclusion, the same rider, diff conditions and vastly different effective range. You need to get to know your bike and your style, so that you can use it effectively.
 

ashtonybb

New Member
May 1, 2023
2
0
canada
1. 504kwh
2. May2020, April 2023 gone, not turning on, but battery led is flashing still
3. cycles = do not bother, 1000 cycles before battery expires the 2 yr warranty they wont replace it
4. charger E6002
5. motor = e8000
 

joxelitor

Member
May 23, 2020
28
27
Spain
i used a 1 amp load to discharge the battery. surely enough, the shimano folks designed the battery to brick itself when not recognizing a movement of power.

after replacing the SFK-4030A "battery insurance" fuse, the battery internally bricked itself with a code.

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How did you apply the 1 amp charge?

I have discharged mine (8010) in the lab, down to 28V with up to 6 amps and had no problem. It´s is still alive

DC load was connected internally in the power pack with the battery off
 

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