(Gothenburg) A few days ago I was just outside at a power station charging or using the external TV with a 90 watt power supply.

Suddenly there is a quiet bang and white smoke comes out of a MIDI power station on the right through a small fan.

Uhoh. I immediately carried the power station away with a telescopic pole.

Even within another hour, nothing else happened.

I then left the station outside for a few days, protected from the weather.

Today, after no more danger can emanate from the high-performance batteries, I opened the system.

A large electrolytic capacitor (electrolytic capacitor) broke in the context of the predetermined breaking point in the inverter. White smoke can come from a LiIo battery as well as from an electrolytic capacitor.

The battery pack posed no danger thanks to the worldwide obligation to manage the battery system for EVERY system.

The battery pack is still partially charged and can be used elsewhere.

The importer has already sent replacements free of charge. (To Germany to my registration address.)

Here you can see the flawless battery management system for the individual battery strings underneath.

Since I have three of this power station with me, I can get over it for now.