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Fix unintended power-on, battery shutdown, and charging recovery #279

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fix(battery): make shutdown and charging recovery reliable
TobiasRoeddiger Sep 16, 2026
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fix(battery): inhibit charging after rebooting a used timer retry
TobiasRoeddiger Sep 16, 2026
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Minimize battery fixes and preserve existing driver layout
TobiasRoeddiger Sep 16, 2026
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Expand Up @@ -148,7 +148,7 @@ Battery states will overwrite LED connection states. All LED states can be manua
| 🟢 Green - Pulsing | Trickle charge; final voltage (constant voltage) reached. Can be disabled via config |
| 🟩 Green - Solid | Fully charged |

*If your OpenEarable goes into deep discharge (solid red) after pre-charge (red pulse), you can unplug the OpenEarable and plug it in again. This should recover the device.
Solid red indicates a charging fault or inhibit. Firmware attempts one safety-timer recovery per USB connection; repeated faults require disconnecting USB before retrying.


### Discharging States
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