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    Cyclamatic GTE Pro motor died

    How can I tell if I blew the Mosfets? I'm thinking of just replacing the motor core by using a similar Bafang motor. BTW is there any reason not use a 36V/500W motor instead of 250W like the original?
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    Cyclamatic GTE Pro motor died

    I noticed that the motor is rated at 250W but the controller has a max output of 36V x 15A. I'm guessing the motor burnt out while running at 500W while I was pulling the bike cart which was very heavy.
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    Cyclamatic GTE Pro motor died

    Test results: From -Ve to each of the motor phase wires I read about 10KOhms From +Ve to each of the motor phase wires I get no reading. I also opened up the motor again and it definitely smells very strongly of being burnt out. Unfortunately I can only get the outer case open but can't work...
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    Cyclamatic GTE Pro motor died

    It smells fine though it did die about a week ago. At the time it happened I took apart the motor and noticed that it was very hot and smelled like it was burnt out. Which wires are the motor phase wires? Edit: Found the motor phase wires. Will get a multimeter, test and report back!
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    Cyclamatic GTE Pro motor died

    Found the controller. Photo below. Can't tell if it's burnt out or not?
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    Cyclamatic GTE Pro motor died

    Thanks! will check that out. Would the controller likely be housed in the battery shelf under the cargo rack?
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    Cyclamatic GTE Pro motor died

    It's PAS only. I assume the controller is in the same casing as the battery holder under the rear rack?
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    Cyclamatic GTE Pro motor died

    Hi! I recently purchased a Step-over Cyclamatic GTE Pro. Unfortunately the motor cut out during a recent ride, while I was towing a heavy load using a bike cart. The battery is fully charged and providing power to the controller on the handlebar. I checked the break sensors and they don't seem...