Good to know! One of the panels I was sent as a replacement has died (3rd panel) And I will check to see if this is the issue.

Tried to warranty it. I wasn’t able to provide proof of purchase. I sold it on eBay. 75 + 35 to ship. For parts not working.

My SS 100 failed on me (out of warranty). I removed the orange circuitboard to get access to it and the wiring. Found the problem. The wire is stranded, both positive and negative. A single strand on the negative input was tutching a loose strand on the positive. I separated them and it fixed the problem. It is a quality control issue. The orange box is screwed down to the fabric, from under the fabric. I used scissors to cut out the fabric, along the edge of the box. That gave access to 4 underlying screws that hold the box together.and hold it in place. The strands are poorly soldered. The box has 3 parts; a base, a lid, and a cover. Feal the fabric along the box and cut along the underlying edges. When putting things back together, I duct taped the box down.

My SS 100 failed on me (out of warranty). I removed the orange circuitboard to get access to it and the wiring. Found the problem. The wire is stranded, both positive and negative. A single strand on the negative input was tutching a loose strand on the positive. I separated them and it fixed the problem. It is a quality control issue. The orange box is screwed down to the fabric, from under the fabric. I used scissors to cut out the fabric, along the edge of the box. That gave access to 4 underlying screws that hold the box together.and hold it in place. The strands are poorly soldered. The box has 3 parts; a base, a lid, and a cover. Feal the fabric along the box and cut along the underlying edges. When putting things back together, I duct taped the box down. My Solar Saga 100 stopped working ---- again. As it turned out, the cable Male Connector center pin was not sticking out far enough to make a connection. I pulled on it and that got it working again. The problem would come and go. So I am going to replace the cable, or the cable connector.

@David-lk4uu - great find! You prompted me to investigate further. Unfortunately I tossed the panel about a month ago. BUT, not before removing all of the parts like the circuit board/wiring and the plastic frame pieces in case that stuff would be needed in the future. So I opened the little circuit board box, and while I did not see any pos/neg frayed wire strands touching, I did see some sloppy frayed wire strands that MAY have been able to touch. Too bad I'll never know, though I am slightly more satisfied to know that what you found is a strong possibility for what I have experienced as well. I'll know where to look if/when the current panel fails. Thanks for the reply!

@@David-lk4uu Just got a failed panel for free. Hope your instructions help me find the issue and solve it. Thanks mate.

@@ToBeDefined85 @ToBeDefined85: Did you manage to repair it? I have a defective one too.

@@ToBeDefined85can you give us an update please, having issues with my panel also. Thanks

Hi Jeff, Jackery customer support required a video showing the problem with my panels in order to replace them under warranty. I posted it here, they viewed it and replaced the panels at no charge to me. Great customer support on their part.

@@tglass0000 you are a beast!! Encomiums upon you sir. I Stand humbly corrected.

It’s a worthy question! When I posted this, I never thought anyone else would ever see it, other than Jackery, to whom I sent the link.

ALSO, with all the different more inexpensive Power Stations, maybe they will be like TESLA and make some changes relatively quickly in their design, and execution (Or they will go broke!) I for one, would like to see their three output standard plugs a few more inches apart so I could ACTUALLY plug in THREE devices straight from the power station without an extension cord!

​@@tglass0000 you can make a KZbin video unlisted for those types of purposes.

Jackery covers their panels under a 2-year warranty. Contact them if you still have a receipt.

My SS 100 failed on me (out of warranty). I removed the orange circuitboard to get access to it and the wiring. Found the problem. The wire is stranded, both positive and negative. A single strand on the negative input was tutching a loose strand on the positive. I separated them and it fixed the problem. It is a quality control issue. The orange box is screwed down to the fabric, from under the fabric. I used scissors to cut out the fabric, along the edge of the box. That gave access to 4 underlying screws that hold the box together.and hold it in place. The strands are poorly soldered. The box has 3 parts; a base, a lid, and a cover. Feal the fabric along the box and cut along the underlying edges. When putting things back together, I duct taped the box down.

@@David-lk4uu Thanks for that information~!

Jackery covered this under warranty and sent me new panels. Super customer service. Check their website for the requirements. Good luck!

@@tglass0000 Wow Thanks very much for the information!

They sent me a new panel. Thanks again for the tip.

Thanks! I’m just a newbie with a Spark that has already been for a swim and a rear end crash in Sport Mode. I’m hoping that my Skydio Group 3 status happens at a time when I’ll have the cash to upgrade! Just subscribed to your channel and hope that you post often!

@@tglass0000 I'm more sports orientate but I really liked your eddit style, hope you get the skydio, it's pretty awesome. Not going to lie I may borrow some things I seen here . 🍻

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@@krumpirjuha i have found something. www.covd.org

@@krumpirjuha find anything ?