Bosch EasyPump self-discharging - workaround
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Last updated on Jun 21, 2025
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓I´ve got a Bosch EasyPump which discharges itself.
After one day, the battery is so low, it won´t charge via USB-C.
This is a possible workaround. The real cause is not known.
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Because the Bosch EasyPump discharges itself, I´ve measured the power consumption and found something astonishing.
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- If the pump is disabled via the power button, about 25mA continue flowing.
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- If the pump is not switched off, but left until auto-power-off triggers, only about 3mA continue flowing.
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I could not find the real cause, but for me it´s a work-around to not switch the device off via power-switch, but leave it on until it powers itself off automatically.
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